The Palestine region experiences a hot, arid climate with limited land resources, where traditional agriculture is constrained by water scarcity and environmental conditions. This client from Palestine has long sought more efficient cultivation methods to address the local shortage of fresh vegetables. After thorough comparisons and discussions, he decided to introduce 10 sets of our 6P10 vertical hydroponic tower systems. He plans to establish a small hydroponic farm combining production and educational functions, supplying fresh vegetables to households and nearby schools while promoting hydroponic cultivation techniques.
In contrast, hydroponic systems enable cultivation without soil, making them more suitable for Palestine's limited land resources. Hydroponic towers conserve over 90% of irrigation water, making them an ideal solution for the region. Our 6P10 hydroponic tower is constructed from food-grade PP material, ensuring robust durability and resistance to high temperatures and UV exposure—perfect for outdoor or greenhouse cultivation. Its vertical design maximizes space utilization, occupying less than 1 square meter while featuring 60 planting holes for high-density cultivation in limited areas.
Moreover, the hydroponic tower supports a diverse range of crops. It can grow most leafy greens as well as fruits and vegetables like strawberries, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers.
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This hydroponic project not only enables clients to achieve self-sufficient vegetable production but also establishes a sustainable, replicable small-scale agricultural demonstration model for the local community. The tower's flexible modular design allows clients to scale up operations as needed, promoting water and energy conservation while advancing greener, more efficient farming practices.
