Studies & design
Validate your project before you invest.
We carry out tailored technical, agronomic and economic studies for hydroponic and controlled-environment projects. The goal: informed decisions, realistic figures and a project drawn for your site.
- Project
- Agrinova Consulting
- Drawing
- Studies & design
- Réf.
- AGN-S02
- Location
- Sousse · TN
Fig. 01The challenge
A poorly sized hydroponic project is expensive: a system unsuited to the climate, the wrong crops, uncertain markets. Most of the problems we see in the field could have been anticipated at the study stage.
Fig. 02Our answer
A complete study bringing together agronomy, energy and engineering: we analyse your site, resources and goals, then size a realistic solution aligned with your budget and production targets.
Fig. 03Scope
What the engagement covers.
01
Site and climate analysis
Exposure, temperatures, wind, access to water and energy: the constraints that drive the choice of system.
02
Agronomic study
Crops suited to your region and market, crop calendar, nutrient requirements.
03
Technical sizing
System type, area, tanks, pumps, structure: every element is sized for your goals.
04
Economic analysis
Investment, operating costs, yield forecast and profitability analysis.
05
Plans and design
A clear design of the installation, ready to be priced and built.
06
Recommendations
A readable summary with concrete recommendations for the next step.
Fig. 04How it works
How we work.
First conversation
Your goals, your site, your means: we frame the need together.
Visit and data collection
Site visit and collection of the technical information needed.
Analysis and sizing
Agronomic, technical and economic study, with compared scenarios.
Presentation
Presentation of results and recommendations, discussion and adjustments.
Fig. 05Deliverables
- Technical, agronomic and economic feasibility report
- System and greenhouse sizing
- Crop selection and crop calendar
- Profitability analysis and yield forecast
- Recommendations for the next stage
Fig. 06Who it's for
- Investors who want to secure their decision
- Farmers considering a move to soilless growing
- Project owners raising funds
- Local authorities and institutions
Fig. 07FAQ