De Bakker, Sophie Emma Vries and Iris Jansen AbstractAeroponic systems, a soilless method of growing plants, have shown promise for enhancing the growthand yield of fruit vegetables. This study evaluates the growth and yield performance of various fruitvegetables cultivated in aeroponic systems compared to traditional soil-based methods. Parameterssuch as growth rate, fruit yield, and nutritional… Read more

Matthew Weingarten, Neil Mattson, Heather Grab Abstract Given the rapid growth of the Cannabis industry, developing practices for producing young plants with limited genetic variation and efficient growth is crucial to achieving reliable and successful cultivation results. This study presents a multi-faceted experiment series analyzing propagation techniques for evaluating proficiency in the growth and development of Cannabis vegetative cuttings.… Read more

Bethany M. Eldridge, et al. 2020. New Phytologist 228(4): 1183-1192. ABSTRACT: “Vertical farming is a type of indoor agriculture where plants are cultivated in stacked systems. It forms a rapidly growing sector with new emerging technologies. Indoor farms often use soil-free techniques such as hydroponics and aeroponics. Aeroponics involves the application to roots of a… Read more

Satish Gurappa Yadrami, Dr .Rohan S Gurav Abstract The needs of sources create a search for new urge for necessity things such as in food, environment and living standards. One such need is food which is most important part of living. Source of food and their cultivation method varies from ancient days such as conventional… Read more

Padmashree, Rohan S Gurav Abstract Scarcity of water and degrading in the land are the two common problem faced by all over world. Because of fast urbanization and industrialization and additionally liquefying of chunks of ice, arable land under development is further going to diminish. Once more, soil richness status has achieved an saturation level,… Read more

Abishkar Regmi , Dario Rueda-Kunz , He Liu , Jonah Trevino , Shivani Kathi, and Catherine Simpson Abstract With depleting sources of fresh water, approaches must be taken to reduce the use of water in agricultural systems. Along with reduced usage,research should focus on using resources more efficiently. Hydroponic production systems offer higher resource use… Read more

Neelam Bunkar, M L Jadav, Pankaj Kumar Thakur Abstract Aeroponic farming is the growing of fruits and vegetables without necessitating the need for soil. Aeroponic farming was first developed for academic purposes in the 1920s according to Living Greens Farm. It is the process of cultivating plants in an air or mist environment, eliminating the… Read more

Ashwini Kumar, Ayushi Trivedi, Nirjharnee Nandeha, Girish Patidar, Rishika Choudhary, Debesh Singh Abstract Aeroponics is a soilless farming method in which plants are grown by sprinkling a nutrient-rich fluid over their roots. Aeroponics has changed as a result of technology, which now offers advantages including automated nutrient supply, environmental management, and plant health monitoring. A… Read more

Juan Garzón, Luis Montes, Jorge Garzón, Georgios Lampropoulos Abstract Aeroponics is a soilless agricultural technique that grows plants by misting their roots with a nutrient-rich solution. Technology has transformed aeroponics by providing it with benefits such as the control of environmental factors, automated nutrient delivery, and the monitoring of plant health. This paper presents a… Read more

Reena Kumari, Ramesh Kumar Abstract Aeroponics is a promising soilless farming method for solving future food crisis and is relatively a new way of growing plants that is getting increasingly popular with many people because of the speed, cost and novelty. Aeroponic farming is a form of hydroponic technique and a type of vertical farming.… Read more