Experience Hydroponics Farming
Take students beyond the classroom and into a working commercial hydroponic farm in Indore.
Students get the opportunity to visit a working hydroponic farm and observe how modern soilless farming works in a real production environment.
Instead of learning hydroponics only through pictures, students can see live crops, working systems, water circulation, nutrient management and controlled growing infrastructure.
Purpose of the Farm Visit
The objective is to expose students to modern soilless agriculture and connect classroom learning with real-world food production, technology and future career possibilities.
What Students Will Learn
- What hydroponics is
- Different types of hydroponic systems
- How plants grow without soil
- Role of water and nutrients
- Modern food production systems
- Controlled environment farming
- Technology used in agriculture
- Resource-efficient cultivation
- Hydroponics as a science
- Hydroponics as a future career field
Six Hydroponic Systems Explained Live
- NFT — Nutrient Film Technique
- DWC — Deep Water Culture
- Dutch Bucket System
- Grow Bags System
- Microgreens System
- Fodder System
What Students Can Observe
- Working polyhouse structure
- Climate control infrastructure
- Nutrient management
- Water circulation systems
- Water recirculation systems
- Live growing crops
- Hydroponic equipment
- Different growing systems operating together
Hands-On Learning Experience
The experience goes beyond simply looking at a hydroponic farm. Students participate in a skill-based activity that helps them understand the process of growing a plant hydroponically.
Farm Visit Options
| Program | Price | Minimum Students |
|---|---|---|
| Farm Visit | ₹75 per student | 50 |
| Farm Visit with hands-on germination experience and take-home hydroponic kit | ₹100 per student | 50 |
Location: WE Hydroponics Farm, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
Let Students Experience Farming of the Future
Bring your students to a live hydroponic farming environment and turn agricultural concepts into a real-world experience.
Plan a School Farm Visit