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This will need to be based the need of your output. You can send your specific needs to info@naturehydro.com, we will reply you in time.

SORRY about I haven't mastered editing videos at the moment so they'll probably all be fragmented. The specific yield needs to be seen according to the specific size of the planting system. This is an example for you: take an acre of land as an example, assuming that the user completely in accordance with our design drawings to the layout of the construction, the site to maximize the use of the production can be achieved about 7 tons of hydroponic pasture production, that is, an annual output of 2555 tons. The capacity of this hydroponic pasture plant can supply 700 head of kilograms of cattle or 5600 hundred pounds of sheep.

Seed Soaking Bags

Here's the feedback from our growers, so you can use it as a reference : Mix 0.1 kg of bleach per 100 kg of wet wheat grain

I heard it helps prevent mold growth

@@thembandaba9021 - 1 cup to 5 gallons gives a very high ppm. One cap full to about that much will give a sanitation level in other industries- such as hospitality.

I think that the bleach is mainly used to chemically peel off the protective coat on the seedlings during the soaking stage. So every watering period rinse the bleach out in the coming days. But that makes me very uncomfortable since the biology of the bleach will seep through to the fodder. Not sure but ultrasonic bath might do the trick... Mechanical physics vs biological physics in oder to achieve the same outcome.

I apologize for getting back to you so late. My response to your question is below and I hope it helps. In hydroponic forage production, the seed is usually soaked in a diluted bleach solution to prevent mold growth and reduce contamination. Due to the warm and humid environment of hydroponics, molds can easily grow, and bleach (usually a 1% solution of sodium hypochlorite) effectively kills any bacteria, fungi, or other pathogens that may be present on the surface of the seed, thus ensuring that the seed germinates in a clean environment. This treatment also helps to improve germination rates because it eliminates harmful microorganisms that may prevent the seed from germinating or lead to mold growth that can affect the quality of the overall forage. After the seeds have been soaked in bleach, they need to be rinsed thoroughly with water to remove any residual chemicals before moving on to the growing stage of hydroponics. Again, my apologies to you.