Agriplast Protected Cultivation Private Limited products

Agriplast Protected Cultivation offers a range of Naturally Ventilated Polyhouses, each designed to suit various climatic conditions and crop types. Our polyhouses utilize advanced materials and design principles to allow natural air flow, which moderates temperatures and humidity levels effectively.

Butterfly Ventilated Polyhouses at Agriplast Protected Cultivation optimize air circulation with unique roof vents that open like butterfly wings. This design enhances temperature control and pest management while significantly reducing energy costs by minimizing the need for artificial cooling, making it an eco-friendly choice for modern farme?

Flat roof shade net houses are agricultural structures designed to regulate light intensity, effectively controlling the amount of heat and light that enters the space. These net houses feature flat roofs made from polyethylene and are supported by materials such as bamboo, wood, or galvanized steel pipes. The primary function of these shade net houses is to create an optimal environment for crop cultivation by moderating temperature and light conditions.

Net houses are modern agricultural structures designed to optimize growing conditions and protect crops in challenging climates. Constructed using galvanized steel frames and polyethylene netting, these structures expertly regulate light, temperature, and humidity. This carefully controlled environment allows for the cultivation of a wide range of crops, including vegetables, fruits, and flowers, even in regions with extreme weather conditions such as Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Net houses enhance plant growth by permitting the passage of suitable levels of sunlight and airflow while safeguarding against pests and adverse weather. The architecture of net houses varies, with options like flat and dome-shaped roofs to cater to different needs. These solutions improve agricultural yield and quality by adapting to off-season demands and protecting from environmental stressors. Net houses thus present a significant advancement in sustainable farming, providing scalability from small to large farming operations.

Deep Water Culture (DWC) systems are a straightforward and efficient hydroponic method where plants are suspended in aerated water. Net pots holding plants are placed over a deep reservoir filled with an oxygen-rich nutrient solution, allowing the plant roots to be submerged. This setup ensures continuous access to essential nutrients, water, and oxygen, promoting optimal growth.