Technology and Equipment to Support Modern Farming Methods

by Saveer Biotech Webmaster

The modern ways of cultivation are made possible with advanced technology and cutting-edge equipment. For successful farming, it’s imperative to use high-quality equipment provided by authentic companies. Saveer Biotech is a leading Indian science and technology company that facilities the modern methods of farming with the latest technology and equipment.

Saveer is the only greenhouse manufacturers in the world with its own in-house R & D center that is recognized by DSIR, Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt. of India. They provide customized greenhouses to fit the individual needs of the customers. Their greenhouses are equipped with remote-controlled technology to control the temperature, humidity and light inside the greenhouses to support the healthy growth of a variety of crops throughout the year.

Their research greenhouses are simple to operate and can be easily managed in conditions with space constraints. They are durable for long periods of time with minimum maintenance. Besides modern greenhouses, Saveer Biotech also provides advanced polyhouses for farming. A polyhouse is a smaller version of the greenhouse. However, it is cheaper and a bit less durable than a greenhouse. The commercial polyhouses offered by Saveer facilitates the controlled cultivation of vegetables like tomato, cucumber and capsicum, and cut flowers like rose, gerbera and carnation. These energy-efficient polyhouses can be used in the areas with limited availability of electricity.

Saveer Biotech also supports hydronic farming system by providing high-quality hydroponic kits to a vast number of organizations. They have the license to grow crops like lettuce, tomato, capsicum, cucumber, strawberry, mint and basil with this method of cultivation. The hydroponic system involves growing plants with the help of a mineral-rich solution in place of soil. This method is relevant in terms of facilitating farming without the requirement of any land. Moreover, this type of farming requires around 1/10th of the normal amount of water needed for traditional farming.