
NFT Hydroponics Farm — Bengaluru
Climate-controlled NFT hydroponics for exotic lettuce, basil and pak choi targeting QSR and gourmet retail chains.
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- 1000 sqm
- capacity
- Bengaluru
- Karnataka
- 2025
- year
- Commissioned
- status
What went into it.
- NFT channels
- Fan-pad cooling
- RO + dosing system
- Year-round production
Scope of work
AgriMotion Engineering executed this hydroponics project on a turnkey EPC basis — covering design, structural engineering, procurement, civil and MEP installation, commissioning and post-handover AMC. The 1000 sqm unit was delivered in Bengaluru, Karnataka during 2025.
No scheme on record.
Schemes that usually apply to hydroponics projects:
- State horticulture missions
- AIF — 3% interest subvention
How we’d approach yours.
NFT, DWC, Dutch-bucket and vertical systems inside climate-controlled structures, with the crop and market plan built in from day one.
- 01System choice by crop and market
- 02Dosing, climate and water treatment
- 03Crop calendar and operator training
Same category or same state.
HydroponicsCommissionedCategory imageCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu · 2025Dutch Bucket Hydroponics — Coimbatore
Dutch bucket hydroponics for cherry tomatoes and bell peppers with climate-controlled NVPH and CO₂ enrichment.
- Capacity
- 1200 sqm
- Scheme
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Net HouseCommissionedCategory imageKolar, Karnataka · 2024Shade Net House Floriculture — Kolar
50% shade net house for gerbera and chrysanthemum production targeting Bangalore wholesale flower markets.
- Capacity
- 1 acre
- Scheme
- MIDH
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