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Atlas point is a Canadian based company with a 3 part mission. Our goal at atlas point hydro farm is to provide a sustainable economically viable alternative to the conventional means of crop cultivation using the latest technology and advancements in the field of hydroponics, without sacrificing quality of your products over quantity. This is the reason why our production and distribution of our products due to our advanced and adaptable transportation systems , we can make our products available to everyone to use and benefit from. To produce high quality, nutritional, and flavorful vegetables for consumption in both local and international markets. Objectives and goals  To maximize our profits & yield of products with each harvest season.  By …show more content…

 Increasing our cultivation methods to improve yield and quality of crop on a monthly basis is always important. Production plan  Hydroponic growing removes the need for soil, eliminating soil-borne diseases and pests, weeds, and the use of herbicides and pesticides, while producing 10 times the amount of vegetables as traditional farming. Hydroponic systems also reduce water waste and the amount of natural resources needed to grow while allowing complete control over climate, nutrients and growing conditions.  Thus at atlas hydroponics farm we made use of 2 forms of hydroponics cultivation systems  Vertical in rows with section blocks 100 *60m  Ho  Hydroponic pro hydroponic production has many advantages, including:  Larger, higher quality crops due to controlled nutrient ratios  No soil-borne diseases passed among

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