Description
Course Duration:
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Total Hours: 40-60 hours (varies by institution)
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Format: Online / In-person / Hybrid
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Schedule: Flexible (Full-time or Part-time options)
Who Should Enroll?
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Aspiring hydroponic farmers
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Urban gardeners & sustainability enthusiasts
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Agriculture students & professionals
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Entrepreneurs interested in agri-tech
Course Modules:
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Introduction to Hydroponics
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Definition, history, and benefits
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Comparison with traditional soil farming
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Types of Hydroponic Systems
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Deep Water Culture (DWC)
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Nutrient Film Technique (NFT)
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Aeroponics, Ebb & Flow, Drip Systems
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Plant Nutrition & Hydroponic Solutions
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Essential macro & micronutrients
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pH & EC management
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System Setup & Maintenance
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Choosing grow media (clay pellets, rockwool, coco coir)
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Lighting (LED, HPS, natural light optimization)
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Crop Selection & Growth Management
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Best plants for hydroponics (leafy greens, herbs, strawberries, etc.)
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Germination, pruning, and harvesting techniques
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Pest & Disease Control
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Common hydroponic pests (aphids, root rot)
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Organic & chemical-free solutions
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Business & Sustainability in Hydroponics
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Commercial hydroponic farming
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Cost analysis & profitability
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Learning Outcomes:
✅ Understand different hydroponic systems & their applications
✅ Master nutrient mixing and pH balancing
✅ Design and maintain a hydroponic setup
✅ Grow healthy, high-yield crops efficiently
✅ Explore business opportunities in hydroponic farming
Certification:
Upon successful completion (exam/project-based assessment), participants receive a Certificate in Hydroponics, recognized by [Institution Name].
Career Opportunities:
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Hydroponic Farm Manager
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Urban Agriculture Consultant
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Agri-tech Startup Entrepreneur
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Greenhouse Technician
Fee Structure:
Varies by institution (typically $200-$800). Scholarships or installment options may be available.
Interested? Contact [Your Institute’s Email/Phone] or visit [Website] for enrollment!




