Are hydroponic farms profitable? They can be and here's one success story.<br /><br />This 21-year-old college student from San Fernando, Pampanga is making a good profit from hydroponics farming. He started his agribusiness venture with only ₱1000 capital and now he's expanding.<br /><br />Growing up as a grandchild of a traditional farmer Harold didn't think <br />a modern way of growing leafy greens would be doable in his yard. Until he gave it a try. And thanks to his available resources and a mindset that never fails to attract progress beacuse now his looking at multiple opportunities.<br /><br />Take a look at one of Harold Zapata's greenhouses filled with lettuce and basil. <br /><br />_ _ _ _<br />If this system can give farmers total control over their produce, could hydroponic farming be the future? Here's a fact. It's becoming popular for a number of good reasons. A farmer doesn't need soil and can grow a large plant population even in a very small area. Higher yields are attainable when plants are fed properly. The produce also tend to have longer shelf life. It requires less labor. And that's only mentioning a few.<br /><br /><br />https://www.facebook.com/Plant-Habitat-106915814945196<br /><br />Click here to subscribe to OG:<br />https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIj3xiW-RIO2cpr5LBvokRg/?sub_confirmation=1<br /><br />About OG<br />Using the power of video to tell one good story at a time... ONLY GOOD... OG.<br /><br />OG is Summit Media's video first brand. And like all Summit Media brands, OG is anchored on top-notch storytelling to delight, inspire, and connect with our audiences. <br /><br />We are deliberate in creating content that spread positivity, inspiration, and good vibes. Expect only good here at OG. Subscribe and be part of the community!
