Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 3 : 1057-1067
Original Article
Comparative Analysis of Hydroponic Farming and Traditional Farming: Assessing Sustainability
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Associate Professor, IPS Academy, Institute of Business Management and Research, Knowledge Village, Rajendra Nagar, AB Road, Indore (M.P.), 452012, India
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Research Scholar, IPS Academy, Institute of Business Management and Research, Knowledge Village, Rajendra Nagar, AB Road, Indore (M.P.), 452012, India
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Associate Professor, IPS Academy, Institute of Business Management &Research, Knowledge Village, Rajendra Nagar, AB Road, Indore (M.P.), 452012, India
Abstract

The tending world population has sparkled critical worries about environmental protection, food safeguard, and energy. By espousing innovative inventions that maximize expedient use, reduce environmental impact, and increase food product, the husbandry sector plays a critical part in addressing these issues. With its controlled settings that increase crop yields, ameliorate quality, and use lower water, hydroponic husbandry has evolved as an essential tactic for achieving sustainability. With this, farmers continue to favor hydroponic husbandry because of its capability to maximize yield, permit for time- round husbandry, and controlled outside factors including pests, ails, and severe rainfall. The relative study of conventional and hydroponic husbandry ways established different patterns of energy use, crop yields, and impact on the terrain. According to the findings, hydroponic systems with slice- edge medium for growth and control technology produce optimal conditions for growth and yield 11 times as much but the high energy consumption is a matter of concern. These perceptions can guide plans that optimize energy effectiveness, cut charges, and support sustainable husbandry styles, all of which will ultimately ameliorate environmental sustainability and the vacuity of nutritional food worldwide..

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