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Revolutionizing Tomato Cultivation through Panchgavya Enriched NFT Hydroponics

Kumar A, Himavarsha P, Kasirao G, Abhishek, Tanwar P, Verma Y

International Journal of Environment and Climate Change · 2023

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Due to various man-made factors, including industrialization and urbanization, soil-based agriculture is currently experiencing difficulties. Additionally, unforeseen natural disasters, climate change, and the uncontrolled use of chemicals in agriculture reduce soil fertility and quality. Because of this, scientists have created a new alternative method of cultivation known as hydroponics or soilless cultivation. One such type of soilless growing is known as "hydroponics," and it uses less water than a typical system. Because it produces high-quality food and manages resources very effectively, hydroponic farming is currently gaining appeal on a global scale. Various hydroponic systems, including wick, ebb and flow, drip, deep water culture, and Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) systems, are d

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Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.9734/ijecc/2023/v13i102996
Catalogue ID
BImvhaieqv-qynagc
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