Step into the future of farming with a look inside hydroponic strawberry farms. Discover how cutting-edge technology allows strawberries to grow without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions.

Hydroponic technology lets people grow plants without soil. This means that not only do plants need less space in which to grow, the plants are weed-free and less susceptible to soil-borne diseases.

Garima Sharma, 28, a marketing executive who lives with her husband and parents-in-law in Delhi, now grows her own iceberg lettuce in a set-up of 108 automated planters that cost around Rs 37,900.

Hydroponic farming is entering the do-it-at-home market, ... such as strawberries and tomatoes, ... Once set up, the box does not need refilling with water for around three weeks ...

Also, hydroponics can make plants grow year-round and can conserve water because of its setup. These are among the reasons why hydroponics can solve the community’s issue in food supply caused by the ...

THE first crop of hydroponic strawberries at Blue Hills Berries and Cherries, in Silvan, should ready for harvest in the next few weeks. The hydroponic system is a leap forward for the property ...

Hydroponic farming method bears fruit as first batch is distributed among Sustainable City residents. ... By year-end, Dubai residents will be able to enjoy strawberries grown right here in the city.