Projects

🏗️ Project Overview This project focuses on implementing a Wire Rope Net House (WRNH) system for large-scale tomato cultivation. Designed as a cost-effective alternative to polyhouses, the structure provides physical protection against pests while allowing optimal airflow, sunlight penetration, and environmental balance. Structure Type: Wire Rope Net House (WRNH) Crop Cultivated: Tomato Total Area: 1 […]

🏗️ Project Overview This project involved the deployment of a Naturally Ventilated Poly House (NVPH) to enable year-round capsicum cultivation under controlled growing conditions. The structure was designed to stabilize internal climate parameters while reducing crop stress caused by seasonal fluctuations. Structure Type: Naturally Ventilated Poly House (NVPH) Crop Cultivated: Capsicum (Bell Pepper) Total Area: […]

🏗️ Project Overview This project was developed to support commercial-scale, export-grade cucumber production using a Multi-Span Tunnel Farming system. The design emphasizes efficient land utilization, cost optimization, and uniform crop performance across a large cultivation area. Structure Type: Multi-Span Tunnel Crop Cultivated: Cucumber Total Area: 2 Acres Project Status: Completed & Operational 🎯 Project Objectives […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Leafy Vegetable Net House project was developed using a Dome Roof Poly Net House (DRPNH) structure across 3,000 sq.m to ensure stable and protected cultivation of high-value leafy crops. The structure was specifically engineered to shield delicate vegetables from extreme heat, heavy rainfall, and physical damage while maintaining optimal growing conditions. […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Small Farmer Poly Tunnel Initiative was designed to provide an economical and scalable protected cultivation solution for small and marginal farmers. Implemented using a Single Span Naturally Ventilated (NV) Poly Tunnel across 1,000 sq.m, the project focuses on improving productivity while keeping investment costs manageable. This initiative demonstrates how low-cost protected […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Nursery & Seedling Production Unit was established using a Dome Roof Poly Net House structure across 2,500 sq.m to create a controlled and hygienic environment for raising high-quality vegetable seedlings. The unit was designed to support commercial farmers with uniform, disease-free, and vigorous seedlings, ensuring strong crop establishment and improved overall […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Summer Tomato Heat-Stress Control Project was implemented using a Wire Rope Net House (WRNH) structure across 1.5 acres to protect tomato crops from extreme summer temperatures and heat-related stress. Designed specifically for high-temperature regions, the structure creates a moderated microclimate that reduces direct heat impact while maintaining proper ventilation. This approach […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Cluster Farming Poly House Model was developed to create a scalable and collaborative vegetable production system for farmer groups. The project consists of 5 Naturally Ventilated Poly House (NVPH) units, each spanning 3,000 sq.m, collectively forming a structured and commercially aligned farming cluster. This model integrates uniform infrastructure, synchronized crop planning, […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Urban Peri-Farming Tunnel Project was developed using a Multi-Span Tunnel structure across 1 acre to ensure rapid and continuous production of fresh leafy vegetables for nearby urban markets. Strategically located in a peri-urban zone, the project focuses on minimizing supply chain delays while maximizing production turnover. The protected structure enables stable […]

🏗️ Project Overview The Organic Vegetable Demonstration Unit was established using a Naturally Ventilated Poly House (NVPH) across 2,000 sq.m to showcase the viability of organic vegetable cultivation under protected conditions. The project serves as a live demonstration model for farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, and institutional buyers interested in chemical-free vegetable production. By combining organic cultivation practices […]