Frequently Asked Questions
General
Hydroponics farming is a modern farming method in which plants are cultivated without using soil as a growing medium. Instead of using soil, plants are grown in a water-based solution that contains all the essential nutrients they need to grow. The roots are submerged in this nutrient solution, allowing the plants to absorb nutrients.
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In hydroponics, nutrient-rich water is delivered in simpler form, allowing the plants to absorb nutrients with ease. Additionally, the temperature, pH level, and lighting are regulated, optimizing the farm environment to maintain ideal growing conditions for plants.
This precise control and direct access to nutrients help plants grow faster and more efficiently in hydroponics. To understand the science behind hydroponics, watch this video now!
Here’s how hydroponics has evolved over the centuries.
- Hydroponics has ancient roots, dating back to civilizations like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
- In the 17th century, Sir Francis Bacon reintroduced soilless plant growth, paving the way for modern hydroponics.
- Naturalist John Woodward conducted successful water culture experiments and grew spearmint.
- Hydroponics gained popularity during World War II as a means of efficient food production.
- Advancements led to the development of systems like NFT and DWC and today hydroponics is widely used in commercial farming.
Hydroponic farming differs from traditional farming in several ways such as:
- Plants grow in nutrient-rich water, avoiding soil-borne infections.
- Precise control over the environment promotes faster growth and higher yields.
- Space is saved, while achieving increased yield per unit area.
- Year-round cultivation is possible regardless of the season.
To discover how soilless farming is overcoming the challenges of traditional farming, watch the video now!
Hydroponics offers several advantages, including:
- Efficient Resource Use: Hydroponics optimizes resource usage, such as water and nutrients, and conserves up to 90% water through recycling and conservation methods.
- Higher Yield: Precise control over nutrients, water, and environment promotes faster growth and higher yields.
- Reduced Reliance on Pesticides: The controlled environment of hydroponics helps minimize pest infestations, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.
- Space Efficiency: Hydroponics allows for space optimization through vertical farming and dense cultivation, maximizing the use of available area.
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The disadvantages of hydroponics include:
- Higher Initial Costs: Setting up a hydroponic system can be expensive due to the need for equipment like pumps, lights, and nutrient solutions.
- Need of Technical Knowledge: Hydroponics requires expertise and regular monitoring to maintain optimal nutrient levels, pH balance, and environmental conditions.
- Need for Electricity: Hydroponic systems rely on electricity to operate equipment, making them susceptible to power outages. However, this can be countered by usage of solar panels.
But this is not all, watch this video and know how the advantages of hydroponics outweigh the disadvantages.
Hydroponic farming offers a variety of vegetables, including leafy vegetables like lettuce, spinach, and kale, as well as herbs such as basil, mint, and parsley.
Other popular types of vegetables include tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and strawberries.
There are several misconceptions about hydroponics farming. Today, we’ll bust these misconceptions:
- Hydroponics can only grow lettuce: While it was true in the past, hydroponics now cultivates a wide range of produce, including kale, spinach, herbs, tomatoes, and more.
- Hydroponics is unnatural: Although it eliminates soil, hydroponics replicates the natural process of nourishing plants with water and nutrients, providing a controlled and efficient growth system.
- Hydroponically grown crops lack flavour and are watery: A vegetable’s taste is determined by nutrition, not the growing method, and it’s difficult to distinguish the taste between soil-grown and hydroponically grown produce.
- Hydroponics is a new technology: Hydroponics has been utilized for centuries, with historical examples like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and ancient Egyptian crops dating back to 600 BCE.
- Hydroponically-grown plants are less nutritious: Hydroponically-grown plants can be as nutritious, or even more nutritious, than soil-grown plants. For instance, tomatoes grown hydroponically using Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) are found to have higher levels of vitamin C compared to soil-grown ones.
The basic requirements for building a hydroponic system at home include:
- Growing containers
- Growing medium for plants
- Nutrient solution
- Clean water source
- Proper lighting and air conditions
- pH and EC meters
- Thermometers and timers
Click here for a detailed tutorial on how to build a hydroponic system at home.
About Eeki
Eeki, founded in 2018, is an agritech startup located in Kota, Rajasthan. The company specializes in developing innovative farming and automation technologies, establishing large-scale polyhouse farms, and providing highly-nutritious vegetables to customers nationwide.
The name “Eeki” holds a fascinating story behind its origin. It is based on the Japanese concept of “Ikigai,” which translates to “reason to live.” It serves as a powerful reminder of our purpose and unwavering commitment to pioneering innovative technologies in the field of farming.
Check out this video in which our co-founder Mr. Abhay Singh shares the incredible journey of Eeki!
Eeki is headquartered in Kota, Rajasthan and has multiple farms across the country.
- List of Eeki’s farms:
- Operational Farms
- Keshoraipatan, Rajasthan (15 acres)
- Panipat, Haryana (5 Acres)
- Nanta, Kota (1 Acre)
- Talera, Bundi (½ acre)
- Bhilwara, Rajasthan (½ acre)
- Farms Under Construction
- Jaipur, Rajasthan (2 Acres)
- Keshoraipatan, Rajasthan (15 Acres)
- Lakheri, Rajasthan (20 Acres)
- Operational Farms
Eeki sprouted into existence On December 17, 2018, with a strong determination to grow affordable pesticide-free vegetables for all.
Eeki’s workflow involves farm partnerships, farm setup, IoT installation, farm operations, and efficient post-harvest sorting and packaging. These are carried out in the following way:
- Farm Partnership: Eeki’s business process begins with forming partnerships with these 2 types of parties:
- Landowners with capital investment
- Investors without land and willing to invest on Eeki’s land.
- Farm Setup: Once the partnership agreement is signed, the farm setup process begins, which involves a thorough survey of the land.
- IoT Installation: To ensure efficient operations, Eeki’s IoT team installs an automation system within the farm. This helps in monitoring and managing various factors of the farm.
- Farm Operations: Once the farm is set up, the farm operations team takes charge of growing crops and implementing integrated farm practices such as pest and disease control. They ensure that the crops receive proper care and attention throughout the growth process.
- Post-Harvest Sorting and Packaging: After the crops are harvested, they are transported to Eeki’s warehouse. Here, the produce is carefully weighed, sorted, graded and packaged based on several factors like shape, size, color, and ripening status.
By following this streamlined process, Eeki is able to grow high-quality and nutritious vegetables.
Don’t miss out the chance to meet our talented team and understand how they work! Watch the video now!
At Eeki, our core values are rooted in creating social impact, encouraging innovation, embracing patience, and taking ownership of the work. Guided by these principles, we sincerely work towards developing a sustainable future.
Eeki’s vision is simple yet powerful: a malnutrition-free world in which healthy & nutritious vegetables are affordable and accessible to everyone. And to fulfil our vision, we’re on a mission to innovate sustainable farming technology that allows low-cost production of high-quality vegetables.
Watch this video to discover how we formulated our mission and vision.
Eeki is recognized as a “Top Innovator” by Economic Times and appears among the Top 100 Most Promising Climate-Tech Startups in South Asia by HolonIQ. We are also recognized by esteemed publications such as Forbes, Economic Times, Hindustan Times, and other leading media publications.
Our achievements extend beyond media coverage with our operational farms in Nanta, Kota (1 Acre), Talera, Bundi (½ acre), Bhilwara, Rajasthan (½ acre), and Panipat, Haryana (5 Acres). But that’s not all! Eeki’s upcoming projects include farms in Jaipur, Rajasthan (2 Acres), Keshoraipatan, Rajasthan (15 Acres), and Lakheri, Rajasthan (20 Acres).
With investments totaling more than $8.5 Mn to date, Eeki has gained the trust of prominent investors such as AVAANA Capital, General Catalyst, GSF Accelerator, and Better Capital.
Abhay Singh and Amit Kumar, the founders of Eeki, come from diverse backgrounds and share a passion for technology and sustainable farming. Abhay, the CEO, hails from Uttar Pradesh, while Amit, the COO, comes from a farming family in Rajasthan.
They became friends during their time at IIT-Bombay, where they pursued a 5-year program in Material Science. Here, they actively participated in robotics and automation competitions, achieving numerous national and international awards.
After completing their education, they entered the startup world. Abhay focused on product design, IoT, and automation, while Amit specialized in mechanical engineering and business development.
They both excelled in their careers but wanted to do much better in their lives and offer value to the world. Their unwavering passion for developing long-lasting technology to solve real-world problems first sparked the idea of Eeki.
Through extensive research and a deep sense of purpose, Abhay and Amit recognized the global challenges of food scarcity and climate change. With determination and conviction, they took the bold decision of leaving their lucrative jobs, and dedicate themselves to addressing these pressing issues. This pivotal decision led to the birth of Eeki in 2018.
With their diverse backgrounds and versatile skill sets, Abhay and Amit confidently lead Eeki, driving the company’s growth and success.
As CEO, Abhay focuses on fundraising, financial management, team building, business development, sales, and marketing. He actively seeks partnerships, secures clients, and explores new market opportunities for Eeki. Amit, as COO, collaborates with experts in plant science, polymer research, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering to ensure efficient farm setup. He also plays a vital role in business development.
Also, if you want to know the insights of business, don’t miss this valuable podcast featuring Eeki’s co-founder, Amit Kumar!
Technology
Eeki utilizes sustainable farming technology to enable low-cost, year-round production of high-quality vegetables. Our farming technology features patented growing chambers designed to create an ideal environment for plant roots. These chambers timely circulate nutrient-rich water, resulting in accelerated plant growth, increased yields, and optimal pH & conductivity levels.
Complementing the growing chambers, our IoT (Internet of Things) system automates essential farm operations like irrigation, climate control, and data analysis. The IoT control mechanism includes sensor, master, and controller.
For a visual demonstration of how growing chambers and IoT technologies unite to grow high-quality vegetables, watch this video!
Eeki’s farming technology offers several benefits compared to traditional farming methods:
- Enhances Efficiency: Maximized resource utilization and higher production than traditional farming.
- Year-Round Production: No seasonal limitations with controlled environments and automation for continuous vegetable production.
- Higher Yields: Optimal growing conditions and precise nutrient delivery increases crop productivity compared to traditional farming.
- Reduced Environmental Impact: Sustainable practices minimize usage of water and pesticides, promoting eco-friendly farming.
- Data-Driven Decisions: Valuable insights from our proprietary IoT control mechanism allows better decision-making in crop management. To know how we make data-driven decisions with IoT, click here.
Eeki’s proprietary farming technology, which includes patented growing chambers and an IoT (Internet of Things) system, is presently compatible for farm usage only. However, we’re actively working to bring our farming technology to urban areas, enabling people to grow vegetables at home.
A growing chamber is a controlled space where plants are grown under specific conditions without using any growing media (soil or coco-peat).
It operates by regulating key environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, pH, and electrical conductivity to provide ideal growing conditions to the plants. The growing chamber’s insulation properties maintain these conditions consistently.
In the growing chamber, plants’ roots are suspended in the nutrient-rich, RO-purified water. Through this process, plants receive the exact nutrients they need for optimal growth.
To know more about how we grow vegetables in growing chambers without soil, watch this video now!
The use of growing chambers offers several advantages:
- Enhanced root conditions: Special polymer composite used in our growing chambers reduces the root zone by 10-12 °C, optimizing nutrient uptake and promoting healthier plant growth.
- Optimal growth environment: Optimal control of temperature, humidity, pH, and electrical conductivity near the plant’s root zone enhances plant growth and immunity, eliminating the need for chemical pesticides.
- Early infection detection: The growing chambers are designed for healthy vegetable production and periodic root health analysis to prevent potential infections.
- Fruit-bearing vegetable cultivation: The growing chamber’s design prevents root entanglement and improves root growth, allowing us to grow fruit-bearing vegetables like tomatoes, bell peppers, and chilies.
- Water conservation: Our system circulates nutrient-rich water, eliminating evaporation and soil-leaching, resulting in over 80% water savings compared to traditional farming
Eeki uses automation in farming with an IoT control system. It is used to automate important farm tasks like irrigation, climate control, and data management. Our IoT mechanism incorporates cost-effective devices developed by us to carry out various tasks, including:
- The Sensor: Farm data like ambient temperature and humidity are automatically recorded and transferred to the master device.
- The Master: The master device connects to the server, analyzing sensor data to make intelligent decisions. It then instructs controllers for operations.
- The Controller: This device controls the farm’s cooling system, which consists of cooling pads, exhaust fans, and circulation fans.
To discover how IoT is changing the Indian farming industry, watch this video now!
Eeki currently uses 2nd Generation Growing Chambers that lower the root zone temperature by 10-12 °C. Apart from temperature, the chamber’s insulation properties can regulate other important factors such as humidity, pH, and electrical conductivity to provide ideal growing conditions to the plants.
Our future plans include developing 3rd Generation Growing Chambers with evaporative cooling, improving plant growth, nutrient absorption, and growing conditions.
Don’t forget to watch this video where our co-founder Amit Kumar shares the evolution of growing chambers.
At Eeki’s farm, the automation system gathers data of the farm and plants, which is then examined to identify patterns in plant growth. If any deviations in these patterns are detected, the team investigates the issue and works on finding solutions.
Farm setup
Before selecting an optimal farm location, we assess the following factors:
- Road connectivity: There should either be concrete or asphalt road access to the land parcel. This is a prime requirement for daily operations as well as a legal requirement of farm financing.
- Local labour availability/proximity: We specifically look for land parcels close to rural areas with a minimum population of 2000 residents. This guarantees consistent access to farm labourers while minimizing their travel distances.
- Groundwater availability: We ensure that the region has access to local water at least for the next 15-20 years, without any reliance on canals or government water sources.
- Land profile: The land should be obstruction-free up to 15-20 feet below to accommodate the farm’s 12-feet deep foundation.
- Proximity to GSS: The land must be within 4-5 km radius of GSS for solar energy needs and net-metering.
- Levelled land: Levelled land preferred for faster farm set up.
- Expansion scope: Eeki aims to establish multiple 100-acre sites. During the site search, we start by acquiring 25-40 acres, followed by acquiring the remaining 75-60 acres in stages, ensuring future expansion opportunities.
At Eeki, the farming infrastructure is built through this systematic process:
- After surveying the land, activities like land levelling, establishing an electrical connection, and mapping are carried out.
- Once the foundation is ready, the structure is constructed, followed by internal electrification, installation of growing chambers, and underground and on-ground plumbing.
- In the end, IoT devices are installed, and final electrification is conducted, marking the completion of the farm setup process.
We also conduct regular inspections and repairs to ensure long-term functionality of farming infrastructure.
Click here to get a behind-the-scenes video tour of Eeki’s farm construction process.
It takes approximately 3-4 months to construct a 1-acre farm at Eeki. However, please note that the time frame for farm setup may vary due to factors like raw material availability or unforeseen calamities such as floods or disease outbreaks like COVID-19.
Certainly! Eeki offers comprehensive training and support to ensure the safety of employees.
If you’re interested in joining our team, please check the current job openings on the career page.
Eeki’s advanced farming technology enables crop cultivation on barren land, eliminating the need for specific land requirements. However, we still take certain factors into account when choosing suitable farming land.
- Road Connectivity: The land must be connected to concrete or asphalt roads to facilitate day-to-day farm operations and comply with legal requirements for farm financing.
- Groundwater Availability: We ensure that there is sufficient local water availability in the region for at least the next 15-20 years.
- Land Profile: The land should be free from rocks or obstructions up to 15-20 feet below, as the farm’s foundation is constructed approximately 12 feet deep.
- Levelled Land: If the land is already levelled, it reduces the time needed to prepare it for farm setup.
Click here to learn how we defy the odds and grow on barren land.
The quality of Eeki’s farms relies on the quality of raw materials used. Thus, we ensure the farms’ quality by using high-quality raw materials while also considering cost-effectiveness.
Eeki prioritizes farm security and takes necessary precautions. Security cameras are deployed to monitor activities, and a fence is installed around the farm during construction to prevent physical damage.
Additionally, a dedicated team of security guards is present to prevent any compromise in the physical security of the farm.
Farm partner
Eeki’s farm partnership model is an approach that allows individuals to collaborate with Eeki by contributing land and capital or solely investing capital.
Under this model, Eeki takes responsibility for establishing the farm and overseeing the farm operations, including cultivation, maintenance, and repairs. In return for their investment, farm partners receive fixed returns as per the agreed terms. This mutually beneficial partnership lasts for a duration of 15 years.
To learn more about the farm partnership model, check out this blog!
Through Eeki’s farm partner scheme, non-farmers have the chance to generate agricultural income. They can do this by either investing both land and capital or solely investing capital in our farm projects.
As our partner, you don’t need to worry about the farm setup and farm operations, including cultivation, maintenance, and repairs. We will take care of all of that. In exchange for your investment, you will gain fixed returns. The returns earned are classified as agricultural income and are tax-free.
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Becoming an Eeki farm partner can bring a multitude of exciting monetary benefits for you. As our farm partner, you will enjoy these benefits:
- Highest ROI
- Regular returns
- Tax-free income
- Fixed returns
Eeki ensures farm partners receive timely updates regarding crop production cycles and returns. Farm partners have the freedom to visit the farms at their convenience, enabling them to witness the growth of the crops.
The basic requirements for setting up a farm with Eeki include:
- Land or capital from farm partner
- Internet connection at farm site
- Groundwater availability for water needs
- Land should be near grid substation for electricity
By setting up a farm with Eeki, you’ll create a long-term asset for yourself. Leave all the farm setup and maintenance responsibilities to us, so you can enjoy hassle-free returns on investment.
Learn more about this amazing investment opportunity here.
For any inquiries regarding farm partnerships, you can email Pankaj Kaul at farmpartner@13.233.84.204. He will assist you with any questions or concerns.
Vegetables
At Eeki, we cultivate a wide range of popular and nutritious vegetables. Our most-popular grown vegetables include cucumbers and 5 delightful tomato varieties, which are desi tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, hybrid tomatoes, candy tomatoes, and red candy tomatoes.
Additionally, we’re working on creating innovative nutrition recipes to grow staple vegetables like bottle gourd, chillies, etc.
Discover our wide range of vegetables by clicking here.
Eeki ensures excellent quality of vegetables by using hydroponic farming techniques and our advanced growing chamber technology. It regulates multiple environmental factors like temperature, humidity, pH, and electrical conductivity to provide ideal growing conditions to the plants.
In addition to growing chambers, our IoT system creates optimal growth conditions for plants using sensors, a master, and a controller, resulting in high-quality produce.
Compared to soil-grown vegetables, Eeki’s vegetables have a distinct taste and texture. Our unique nutrition recipe, combined with RO purified water, elevates the vegetable’s taste, texture, and overall quality.
To know 3 unique practices that we use to grow nutritious vegetables, watch this video!
Yes, our vegetables are pesticide-free because Eeki values consumer health. We don’t adopt organic methods to grow vegetables. But, we can say that our farming approach is quite sustainable. We combine the hydroponic farming method with our patented growing chambers and patent-pending IoT system to grow vegetables.
Both of our technologies combine in perfect manner to create an optimal environment for the plant’s growth and ensure the production of high-quality and pesticide-free vegetables. And we use only clean energy, generated from solar panels, to power our farms.
Eeki’s vegetables are available year-round, providing you with fresh and nutritious produce no matter the season. With our advanced IoT control mechanism, we maintain optimal farming conditions, ensuring a consistent supply of high-quality vegetables throughout the year.
Want to know why and how we grow food all year? Click here now!
No, Eeki’s vegetables are not expensive. We sell our vegetables at affordable market prices.
Selling
After harvesting, the vegetables make their way to Eeki’s warehouse. There, they go through a rigorous process of weighing, sorting, and grading based on their shape, size, color, and ripeness. Once ready, these fresh and carefully selected vegetables are transported to their destinations by bus or train for sale.
Eeki ensures vegetable quality and safety through rigorous checks during the sorting and grading process. Through rigorous inspection, spoiled vegetables are identified and removed, guaranteeing that only the highest quality produce reaches the marketplace.
Eeki sells vegetables through a B2B model to wholesale distributors, including Country Delight and local vendors. If you wish to become Eeki’s distributor, please click here.
Yes! Eeki also delivers vegetables outside Kota, Rajasthan.
Yes, for inquiries regarding Eeki’s plans to expand its distribution network, you can fill out this form or contact Shubham Katara at sales@13.233.84.204.
No, Eeki does not sell vegetables on e-commerce sites. We sell our vegetables to wholesale distributors. If you’re interested in becoming our distributor, contact us here.
Eeki deals with both organized buyers, such as corporates, and unorganized buyers, like mandis, for the sale of their farm produce. We have signed agreements with our corporate distributors, outlining the terms and conditions, to ensure smooth business.
Eeki stores vegetables in its facility as well as partners with cold-storage owners.
To become a distributor of Eeki’s products, you can reach out to Shubham Katara at sales@13.233.84.204.
Currently, we only accept orders from distributors. If you are interested in becoming a distributor, fill out this form or contact Shubham Katara at sales@13.233.84.204.
For any inquiries regarding sales & distribution, fill out this form or contact Shubham Katara at sales@13.233.84.204.
Team & Careers
Eeki has a dedicated team of 200+ professionals from various fields, including agriculture research, IoT and automation, marketing, and finance who work together tirelessly to make Eeki a global leader in the industry.
At Eeki, we value our employees’ well-being by creating a comfortable and safe working environment. Our company premises are like a second home to them, thus we maintain a hygienic workplace. Additionally, we organize team-building activities, such as team lunches and fun events, to promote a positive and engaging work culture.
Eeki has multiple job openings in different departments. To discover job opportunities, please visit the career page.
Eeki’s hiring process consists of the following stages:
- First, the department-wise recruitment plans are developed and then sent to top management for approval.
- After approval, a brief job description is shared through various platforms like company website, social media, employee referrals, campus placements, as well as recruitment consultants to attract potential candidates.
- Then, HR filters the applications and further shortlists the candidates by conducting their telephonic interviews.
- Now, the departmental head conducts technical interviews and assessments of shortlisted candidates.
- Once the background checks of selected candidates are performed, job offers are extended to them.
- Finally, the candidate accepts the offer and joins the company.
Eeki prioritizes specific qualities for each role, but these qualities must be present in potential job candidates:
- Relevant qualifications and skills
- Work experience in a similar role or industry
- Proactive attitude and leadership potential
- Resilience and professional demeanour
- Adaptability and flexibility to thrive as per work environment
- Critical thinking ability and innovative problem-solving skills
- Strong teamwork and relationship-building capabilities
- Self-motivation, resilience, open to criticism, and professionalism
- Clear articulation, active listening, effective verbal and written communication skills
Eeki offers the following benefits and perks to employees:
- Competitive compensation packages
- Empowerment and recognition
- Performance-based incentives and rewards
- Work-life balance
- Health insurance
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Employee assistance programs
Eeki provides adequate training sessions for new employees in the beginning to familiarize them with the company’s work process and ensure they can perform their jobs safely and competently. The training content will vary based on your responsibilities, with some parts applicable to all employees. Eeki also prioritizes safety training for employees.
Additionally, we may offer periodic training and educational programs, some of which are voluntary while others are mandatory.
We believe in a collaborative training approach and encourage employees to actively participate and share any areas where they feel they need additional support or development.
Miscellaneous
To contact Eeki’s media team, you can email your queries to marketing@13.233.84.204.
If you would like to request an interview with the Eeki team, please send an email to marketing@13.233.84.204.
To get high-resolution images of Eeki’s farms and products for a feature story, please click here to access Eeki’s media kit. The media kit also contains the brand logo and guidelines.
To collaborate with Eeki, please reach us at the email address that best suits your needs:
- For farm partnership: farmpartner@13.233.84.204 (Pankaj Kaul)
- For vegetable sales & distribution: sales@13.233.84.204 (Shubham Katara)
- For careers: hr@13.233.84.204 (Diksha Arora)
- For media-related queries: marketing@13.233.84.204 (Dhruva Balde)
- For any other queries: info@13.233.84.204 (Chinmay Pancholi)
Sustainability
This is how water usage is minimized in Eeki’s growing chambers:
- Water circulates between chambers and fertigation tanks regularly. The timely circulation ensures that plants receive sufficient nutrients without any water overflow.
- The clever design of our growing chambers prevents water loss through evaporation.
To know more about our water-efficient farming technique in a visually engaging animation, watch this video now!
At Eeki, we prioritize water conservation by implementing these efficient practices:
- Growing chambers: These chambers enable efficient re-circulation of water, saving at least 80% of water by continuously reusing it within the system.
- Rainwater harvesting: We install these systems to store and utilize rainwater, reducing freshwater dependency and optimizing water usage for farming needs.
- Cooling pond: This system collects and recirculates water from the cooling pad, minimizing water wastage by reusing it effectively.
- Wastewater reuse: After RO purification, we reuse wastewater in the cooling system, reducing water wastage and promoting efficient water use.
Eeki’s work positively impacts local communities in the following ways:
- Employment opportunities: Our farms not only provide nutritious vegetables but also generate work opportunities for the rural local community.
- Economic support: The construction and maintenance of our farms contribute to the rural economy by generating sustainable jobs.
- Regional development: By establishing farms on the outskirts of rural areas, we contribute to the development and growth of these regions.
Eeki’s technology contributes to sustainable development and environmental protection in these 2 ways:
- We set up farms on barren or underutilized land, resulting in 3 times more yield per unit area. This allows us to make productive use of previously unused land.
- Our innovative approach eliminates greenhouse gas emissions by not using traditional growing media like soil or coco-peat. This effectively lowers carbon emissions in farming and advocates for eco-friendly and sustainable practices.