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Not directly - but can be done through registering an entity which then applies for subsidy

@@citygreens2235 very useful infirmation, thank you.. Curilus if some OCI tried claiming subsidy like this and was successful

Fly ash helps in supporting the plant if you do not want to use cocooeat. Otherwise you can germinate seeds directly in cocooeat coins after expanding them with water. Water should always have nutrient. Once set, you may need to either replace water or add a small dose every week. You can get in touch with our team at 8431532978 or 8310312660

No Sonakshi. You are supposed to expand the coin by adding water and then sow the seeds in the coin. For help and guidance you can WhatsApp 8431532978 or 8310312660 or mail us at support@citygreens.ai

We plan to do that by month end.

If you want to grow vining crops and get into B2B business, minimum to start should be an acre. For smaller area you can grow leafy and sell directly to consumers to make money but will be difficult. For 10 cents - leafy setup with Dwc may cost around 15 L and vining set up may cost around 10 L odd.

@@citygreens2235 15 lakhs for fully climate controlled polyhouse?

No it will not be commercially feasible at this scale. It’s better to stick to traditional and soil based farming for smaller areas.

@@citygreens2235 how much it will cost to setup? And how much land will be make point?

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Yes. Please connect with our team for same. www.citygreens.ai

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Hydroponics is generally carried out in polyhouse to provide protection from weather anomalies. It is slightly costly endeavour starting with approx 50L investment per acre for most basic and manual setup. You may want to set up such units and then employ the formers to run those as a starting point.

Yes. We do. Please write to us at grow@citygreens.ai with a cc to gaurav@citygreens.ai and we will take it from there.

I am currently out of country. You can email me at gaurav@citygreens.ai or get in touch with our team at +91 831 094 2940

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You can visit our farms in Ahmedbad.

Yea. I am one.

The market is huge. Everyone who eats is a customer. The issue you are suggesting will come once you have 100s of acres in production. It will be a good problem to solve then.

Learning curve Abhinav. It’s there in initial videos. We stopped after that.

Karishma if you do a set up in container - it will cost in the range of 16-20 L. If in a room in a house which already has AC and ventilation provisions - approx 9 - 11 L

Goa has very high humidity throughout. Any standard polyhouse will likely fail there. You should go for a hybrid that allows enough ventilation and still provides rain protection. Please connect with our team at 8310942940 for the right solution for Goa

Loan is backed by security. It can be even 100% if the security is of that value.

No

For mass consumption crops like tomato and cucumber price difference is around 30% to 40%. For exotics like coloured capsicum, cherry tomatoes, zucchini etc the price difference can be between 80% to 150%.

There are small, low-cost hydroponic kits for starting out and learning on our web store. You can check them out. The team will provide remote support to help you grow. www.citygreens.shop

No. Their root structure is large and needs a different system.

Through a fine mist. The size is smaller and absorption much netter

It thickens the leaves. It is recommended for leafy greens.

No license is needed for using them. For manufacturing and selling it’s needed. Most manufacturers, including us, will sell concentrated ones that you can dilute. This helps in keeping logistics costs low.

50% Yes. You can give a different collateral. Subsidy and loan are interlinked. One can’t happen without the another. Only possibility where subsidy may be denied post loan would be in case of a wrongdoing at your or your vendors end wherein sub standard quality material is used which is below the minimum specs mandated by NHB.

Yes. If your set up is in a cyclone prone area - irrespective of low or high tech, climate risk remains the same. A high tech one replaces human tasks with automation so that there are no human errors and plants growing environment is maintained at optimal conditions 24x7.

6-7 months. 1 cycle

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Yes - but for specific crops and Cocopeat based systems. There is a detailed video on subsidy that we have posted. That will answer most of your questions

Thanks Vinay. You can connect with my team at +918310942940

For cucumber you may not need a fully automated on climate. A semi automated one on climate and fully automated on other aspects may cost around 36L to 40L at current cost levels. You may connect with our team at +918310942940 for more information.

No. It was low cost net house but with limited automation on climate control and full automation on nutrient control and irrigation schedule.

We used to run business seminar and farm experience visits - the last one was in April 2024. We have paused for now due to bandwidth constraints.

Do you have any recorded once that you can share?

I understand. Initially we were doing all videos in 2 languages but that was causing poor experience for many users. Our audience is global and we want to offer the technology that we have developed to farmers across the globe - so we decided to stick to English. But when farmers call us - we do have team members who can talk and help them in 6 Indian languages.

I am afraid - no. But you can search on research gate. You might find a few. All The Best

I am afraid - no But you may find a few on research gate.

No. Plants need aeration. Connect with our team. They will send a new one free of cost.

​@@citygreens2235 How do I connect with your team? By when will they send me one?

@@citygreens2235 who do i get in touch with?

Yes

It will depend upon the kind of structure you want to create and crops you would like to grow. It may range anywhere from 20 L to 60 L depending upon those choices.

Thank you.

Every 2 weeks

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It has varying climate. Will depend upon your exact location’s climate. If humidity is low - climate controlled will work else a retractable roof or a net house will be best suited.

Have started using a microphone now. Earlier videos were without one.

Yes, but it will cost more than if you start with a climate-controlled polyhouse. The entire top structure will change and all cladding (plastic) will need to be redone. So if starting fresh, start with climate ccontrolled if that is your long term plan.