We have come a long way in terms of growing food for our consumption. There used to be a time when human beings were completely dependent upon the weather and favorable climatic conditions for farming. With the ever-progressing scientific achievements, human beings have discovered new ways of growing food under controlled conditions. Polyhouse cultivation is one such achievement.
The process of growing of food crops inside a polyhouse is called polyhouse cultivation. The advantage with this kind of farming is that the natural factors required to grow food crops can be monitored inside a polyhouse. There factors include temperature, humidity and natural light which are controlled to suit the requirements and necessities of the crops that needs to be grown. This system boosts crop cultivation around the year.
Another advanced way of growing food is the hydroponic farming system. If cultivation polyhouse involves controlling the temperature and humidity, hydronic farming eliminates the requirement of soil for the cultivation of food crops! Through this system, crops can be grown in a mineral-rich solution instead of soil. Different kinds of minerals are needed to grow different kinds of crops. But the minerals that are usually needed to cultivate food in this manner are nitrogen, magnesium and potassium. The solution can be prepared by combining the required minerals in the necessary proportions by the farmers themselves. However, ready-made solutions are also available in the market for different crops.
To grow crops through the aforementioned ways, good equipment, materials and facilities are a extremely necessary. Saveer Biotech Limited is India’s top science and technology company that has years of experience in providing quality polyhouses and customized hydroponic kits to their customers. They also provide world-class furniture and accessories for teaching and hospital laboratories. The wide range of laboratory furniture provided by Saveer Biotech Limited includes glass sashes, reagent shelves, cabinets, worktops and frames.