Growing fresh vegetables as close as possible to consumers, on limited areas and without depending on soil quality: that's the promise of urban agriculture. Hydroponics is the ideal tool for it, and Tunisia holds a strong hand.
Why the city and hydroponics go together
In urban or peri-urban settings, agricultural land is scarce and the soil often unworkable. Hydroponics does away with that: it produces soil-free, vertically and densely, on land that wouldn't suit conventional farming. It's one of the major advantages detailed in our guide to hydroponics.
Short supply chains and freshness
Producing near cities means reducing the distance between harvest and plate. The result: fresher produce, shorter supply chains, and steady production all year round thanks to the greenhouse.
An accessible and supported project
Setting up near a city is still a project to scope out: land, sizing, subsidy, crop. That's where our consulting and our offer of turnkey greenhouses come in, to turn an idea into a working farm.