Hydroponics
noun
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants in a nutrient-rich water solution rather than in soil.
Many farmers are turning to hydroponics to grow vegetables in urban areas.

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hydroponic systems, hydroponic gardening, nutrient solution
noun
A method of agriculture that grows plants in liquid nutrient solutions without soil, often in controlled environments.
Many educational institutions now have hydroponics labs to study plant growth.

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controlled environment agriculture, vertical farming, indoor farming
noun
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants in a nutrient-rich water solution rather than in soil.
Many farmers are turning to hydroponics to grow vegetables in urban areas.

Usage tips
Neutral
hydroponic systems, hydroponic gardening, nutrient solution
noun
A method of agriculture that grows plants in liquid nutrient solutions without soil, often in controlled environments.
Many educational institutions now have hydroponics labs to study plant growth.

Usage tips
Neutral
controlled environment agriculture, vertical farming, indoor farming
Definition 1 of 2

Contextual Use
Hydroponics is best understood through its practical applications in modern agriculture.
Urban farms often utilize hydroponics for efficient space use.
Environmental Impact
Discuss the sustainability impacts of hydroponics in terms of less water usage compared to traditional farming.
Hydroponics uses about 90% less water than conventional farming.
Innovation
Hydroponics is at the forefront of agricultural technology, allowing for crop production in places with poor soil quality.
Innovative hydroponic systems can yield food in deserts.
Contextual Use
Hydroponics is best understood through its practical applications in modern agriculture.
Urban farms often utilize hydroponics for efficient space use.
Environmental Impact
Discuss the sustainability impacts of hydroponics in terms of less water usage compared to traditional farming.
Hydroponics uses about 90% less water than conventional farming.
Innovation
Hydroponics is at the forefront of agricultural technology, allowing for crop production in places with poor soil quality.
Innovative hydroponic systems can yield food in deserts.
Contextual Use
Hydroponics is best understood through its practical applications in modern agriculture.
Urban farms often utilize hydroponics for efficient space use.
Environmental Impact
Discuss the sustainability impacts of hydroponics in terms of less water usage compared to traditional farming.
Hydroponics uses about 90% less water than conventional farming.
Innovation
Hydroponics is at the forefront of agricultural technology, allowing for crop production in places with poor soil quality.
Innovative hydroponic systems can yield food in deserts.
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