Diy Hydroponic System

[shilparamam]

I had come up to make an Hydroponic system by myself since it looks much easier just like drip irrigation installation and I want to give a try. P.S let me know what are the requirements and how can setup one system easily. I watched on Youtube, but asking once more to decide the setup.

[shiva]

Their are lot of systems which are made by normal people, you just need some pipes, Drill Machine and a motor pump few other elated acessories. I am also looking to install this Hydroponic system since it can save our life from Toxins.

[ramesh]

Why not to give a try with pindfresh or make it by yourself for growing leafy vegeyables? I wish to have lot of plants on my terrace using Hydroponics method, but I want to grow brinjals, tomatoes and some fruits.[attachment=o98]

[shiva]

[USER=23]@ramesh[/USER]
This is very nice system and easy to install also the pipes are available for cheap and I wish to have four lines of Pipes so more plants can be grown. I am happy here to learn and share lot of things.

[admin]

@shiva
Do you wish to have a system? I had installed it long ago and grown some leafy vegetables, but due to no time being given to someone.
I wish to process some hydroponic systems in the future.

[shiva]

@shiva
Do you wish to have a system? I have installed long back and grown some leafy vegetables, but due no time was given to someone,.
I wish to process some Hydroponic systems in the future.

"I'm looking to change up my hens' diet and switch them over to corn fodder. Could you suggest some good feeding systems that would work well for this?"

[admin]

@shiva
Do you wish to have a system? I have installed long back and grown some leafy vegetables, but due no time was given to someone,.
I wish to process some Hydroponic systems in the future.

"I'm looking to change up my hens' diet and switch them over to corn fodder. Could you suggest some good feeding systems that would work well for this?"

Switching your hens to corn fodder is a great idea—they love it and it’s nutritious. For feeding systems, a few options work well:

1. Trays or shallow pans – Simple, easy to clean, and lets multiple hens feed at once.
   
2. Vertical or tiered racks – Saves space if you’re growing a lot of fodder and keeps it off the ground.
   
3. Automatic fodder systems – There are small DIY or commercial setups where sprouted fodder is fed continuously, which reduces waste and makes management easier.
   

Whichever system you choose, make sure it’s easy to clean and keeps the fodder from getting moldy.