Idoor Farming Made Easy with Hydroponic Microgreen System in the Netherlands

Constrained by limited land and natural resources, the Netherlands' agriculture thrives on high technology, innovation, and intensive farming practices, with hydroponic planting technology serving as a key driver. Isabelle, an entrepreneur from the Netherlands, plans to launch a hydroponic farm project focused on leafy greens and microgreens. Given the country's cloudy climate, limited sunlight, and long winters, she specifically sought a hydroponic system capable of efficient indoor farming and year-round production.

After thoroughly understanding her requirements, we recommended our 3-1 model hydroponic icrogreen rack system. Designed specifically for microgreen growing, this stable, vertically integrated system offers compact footprints with yields up to 3 times higher per square meter than traditional farming. Its high automation makes it ideal for indoor farming and modern urban farms.

The Microgreen Rack System employs capillary irrigation, replacing traditional watering methods to effectively prevent excessive water flow from damaging delicate root systems—making it ideal for moisture-sensitive microgreen planting. Each tier is spaced 27cm apart, with precise positioning and design providing ample growing space without height restrictions. Every level is equipped with full-spectrum LED grow lights. Multi-tiered lighting enables efficient photosynthesis even without natural sunlight, overcoming indoor lighting limitations for year-round cultivation.

With 6 swivel casters (including 4 corner casters with brakes), the entire microgreen system is easily movable and adjustable, making it perfect for greenhouses, warehouses, garages, or indoor growing spaces. Its modular design allows expansion from 5 square meters to over 500 square meters, laying the foundation for future commercial farm operations.

After sharing successful cultivation feedback and real-world case studies from other clients, Isabelle gained strong confidence in the product quality and cultivation outcomes of our microgreen system. She formally placed an order on November 1st for one 3-1 model microgreen hydroponic system to launch the first phase of her indoor hydroponic farm project.