We're a pioneering urban farming initiative dedicated to climate-resilient agriculture. Our vertical farming solutions, such as NFT (Nutrient Film Technique) channels, enable women and youth to grow crops directly at home. By producing hydroponic gardens, we cater to the agricultural requirements of commercial, urban women, and smallholder farmers in Uganda.
With Hydroponic Farms - Uganda, farm management becomes simpler and more efficient. Connect and start growing your farm today!
Key Benefits
Pesticide Free Farming
Good Quality Produce
Remote Access
Full year Production
90% Water Saving
Automation & Monitoring
Our systems feature advanced technology for easy control and remote monitoring via your smartphone.
Our hydroponics combines soilless farming with IoT tech, making it perfect for small spaces. With up to 200% higher yields and 90% less water usage, our system saves you time and effort. Enjoy automated irrigation, real-time monitoring, and remote access through our mobile app.
Hydroponic Fodder Systems
Our hydroponic systems enable modern farming success. Designed for thriving in a changing landscape, our systems excel in meeting today's farming needs. Grains are placed in specially treated trays, devoid of soil, and nourished with a nutrient-rich water solution from Hydroponic Farms Uganda at scheduled intervals. Precise temperature and humidity control within the fodder system, utilizing hydro-net and hydro-cloth, ensures optimal growth and nutritional value.
There is no need for electricity in the growing process. You will need a reliable source of clean water.
High-quality, nutrient-rich fodder designed to enhance livestock health and productivity. Perfect for sustainable farming, ensuring your animals receive the best nutrition for optimal growth and performance.
Read MoreAquaponic systems seamlessly integrate fish farming and plant cultivation, creating a sustainable, self-sufficient ecosystem. Grow fresh produce and raise fish simultaneously, optimizing space and resources for a healthier environment.
Read MoreDiscover how we're transforming lives in Kyaaka, Kyangwali, and Kiryandongo through innovative hydroponic vegetable gardens. Our program brings sustainable agriculture directly to informal settlements, providing fresh, nutritious produce and empowering local communities with cutting-edge farming techniques. By leveraging hydroponics, we’re addressing food security, promoting self-sufficiency, and creating economic opportunities in areas with limited access to traditional farming resources. Join us in nurturing greener futures and building resilient communities.
Read MoreExplore our mushroom growing initiatives in Kyaaka, Kyangwali, and Kiryandongo, where we’re revolutionizing local food systems with this high-value crop. Our program introduces innovative mushroom cultivation techniques that are both sustainable and suitable for informal settlements. By providing training and resources, we empower communities to grow their own mushrooms, enhancing food security, nutrition, and economic opportunities. Join us in cultivating a thriving mushroom industry and fostering resilience in these vibrant communities.
Read MoreImpact on Education Institutions
Educational Impact
Students Educated
1,500
Community Workshops Held
50
Schools Participated
30
Courses Offered
20
Farmer's Feedback
From our partners in China, we ship in for you standard hydroponic channels
Imported hydroponic channels
Hydroponic fodder systems in schools for school farms
Hydroponic fodder systems
Growing food in informal setlements
Informal Settlements
World Food Program Partner Hydroponic Farm in Kyaaka II
World Food Program Partner Hydroponic Farm in Kyaaka II
My children can now learn how to grow hydroponically. This setup was given to us as a donation from ShareYourself and we appreciate their generosity. We will use it to grow simple leafy vegetables.
Joan & family
Adong women group is comprised of 8 women. They contributed funds to start a commercial hydroponic farm that gives them leafy vegetables to sell on Ugandan streets and earn an income. The initiative has changed their lives completely.
Adong Women group
Meyer is an expatriate living in Uganda who has used hydroponic farms to grow her herbs and spices in Kololo Uganda.
Meyer
Agnes is a smallholder Strawberry farmer. She has been able to utilize her backyard through use of hydroponics to supplement her income.
Namaganda Agnes
I now have vegetables to eat at home for my family. I am planning to raise money and get a big one for growing vegetables for sale.
Muhamade Rashid
Thank you Hydroponic Farms. My house has enough food and some money. As a single mother, I have been able to get enough food for my daughter and sale the balance for some money that helps me daily.
(Muhirwa Shirley /Hydroponic Farms User)
Trending statistics
Women and Youths trained in Hydroponics
1846
Hours of Work Saved
11,460
Liters of Water Saved
298,000