With time, new technologies are being used in farming. Nowadays, farmers are abandoning traditional farming and farming with the help of new equipment and new methods are also being continuously introduced in this field. In such a situation, hydroponic system is also making farming and gardening easier. This is helping to overcome the upcoming challenges. Now students studying in Delhi government schools will also be introduced to this technology.
Let us tell you that under Samagra Shiksha, hydroponic systems will be installed in 100 schools and then training will be provided to the students through workshops. According to the reports, the purpose of giving information about this to the students is also that there will be shortage of open spaces in the coming time. Now students will be told in schools themselves how they can grow vegetables without soil. In this, students will also be told about the pH level and management of nutrients in vegetables. Along with this, information will also be provided regarding ensuring that the plants get the right nutrients.
What happens in this technique
During this time, students will also be able to learn recycling of water through hydroponic farming. They will also get information related to chemical weed and pest control. Let us tell you that this is a very modern technology. Through this technique, farming is done between sand and pebbles. At the same time, to provide proper nutrition to the plants, a solution of nutrients and minerals is used. At the same time, special workshops will be organized to provide information about this technology. In which students of ninth and tenth classes will be specially included.
Nodals will be nominated
On the other hand, school heads have been instructed to identify a suitable place for setting up hydroponic setup in the school. A teacher from the schools will have to be nominated as the nodal for the workshop. After the workshop, feedback will also be taken from the students.
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