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What is hydroponics?
What is hydroponics?
- A technique involving the use of soil and organic fertilizers for plant growth
- A soil-less cultivation technique using nutrient-rich solutions for plant growth (correct)
- A traditional farming method with minimal environmental impact
- A method of growing plants directly in the ground without any additional nutrients
Why is hydroponics gaining traction in agriculture?
Why is hydroponics gaining traction in agriculture?
- Due to its minimal impact on crop yields and water consumption
- Due to its traditional and organic farming practices
- Due to its reliance on conventional farming methods
- Due to its ability to maximize crop yields and reduce water consumption (correct)
What are the vital environmental factors controlled in hydroponics?
What are the vital environmental factors controlled in hydroponics?
- Nutrient composition, air pressure, and cloud cover
- Soil quality, humidity, and wind speed
- Rainfall, soil erosion, and sunlight exposure
- Temperature, pH levels, and lighting (correct)
How does hydroponics differ from traditional farming?
How does hydroponics differ from traditional farming?
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What is the primary goal of hydroponics in sustainable agriculture?
What is the primary goal of hydroponics in sustainable agriculture?
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