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Big House Produce

Redefining agriculture one seed at a time.

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About Hydroponics

The basic concept of a hydroponic farm is that water is substituted for soil. Solutions are then added to the water to provide easily accessed nutrients for a healthy yield.

 

The nutrients added to the water may include phosphorus, nitrogen, calcium, potassium, and many more, depending on the plants being grown. 

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This method allows for year round growing of your favorite crop in a smaller footprint with fewer resources.

Benefits of Hydroponics

  • Hydroponics require less space than traditional farming

  • Hydroponic plants grow with up to 98 percent less water than traditional growing methods

  • Grown in their own micro-climate, weather is not a concern.

  • Hydroponic gardens can produce about 240 times the yield of traditional farming practices.

  • Needs no soil.

  • Produces higher quality, pesticide free food.

  • Reduces the demand on the supply chain.

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What we Grow

  • Red Bibb Lettuce

  • Oakleaf Lettuce

  • Good ole' Butter Bibb Lettuce

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More to come...............

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