Polyhouse Solutions
Build a More Structured Environment for Modern Farming
Polyhouse is a protected cultivation solution designed to provide a more controlled growing environment for crops.
MD FARMS provides Polyhouse project planning, design, installation and supporting agricultural infrastructure, along with irrigation, fertigation, crop establishment and technical support according to project requirements.
What is Polyhouse Farming?
A Protected Approach to Modern Cultivation
A Polyhouse is a specially designed protected cultivation structure in which crops are grown under a covered environment.
Compared with open-field cultivation, a Polyhouse can help create a more structured growing environment and allows various cultivation practices and supporting systems to be planned around the crop.
A complete Polyhouse project may include more than the structure itself. Depending on the project, it can involve irrigation, fertigation, crop establishment, project planning and technical support.
The right Polyhouse solution should therefore be planned according to the land, location, crop and overall project objective.
Why Consider Polyhouse Cultivation?
A Structured Approach to Protected Farming
Polyhouse cultivation can be considered by farmers and agripreneurs looking to adopt a more structured approach to crop production.
Protected Growing Environment
The Polyhouse provides a covered cultivation environment that can help protect crops from certain external conditions.
Better-Controlled Cultivation
The protected environment can allow irrigation, fertigation and crop management practices to be planned in a more systematic way.
Suitable for Selected High-Value Crops
Polyhouse projects can be used for various vegetable and flower crops depending on crop suitability, location and project planning.
Modern Farming Infrastructure
Polyhouse can be combined with systems such as drip irrigation and fertigation as part of a modern cultivation setup.
Planned Project Approach
A Polyhouse project can be designed around the farmer’s available land, crop selection and cultivation objectives.
What Can You Grow in a Polyhouse?
Crop Selection Should Start With the Project
Different crops have different cultivation requirements. Therefore, crop selection should be based on location, climate, market considerations, infrastructure and farming objectives.
Coloured Capsicum
A commonly considered protected cultivation crop where suitable project conditions exist.
Cucumber
Cucumber can be cultivated under protected cultivation with appropriate infrastructure and crop management.
Tomato
Tomato is another crop that can be considered for protected cultivation depending on project requirements.
Flower Crops
Protected cultivation can also be used for selected commercial flower crops.
MD FARMS’ supplied material specifically includes coloured capsicum, cucumber, tomato, Gerbera, Dutch Rose, Carnation and Lilium among its crop/protected cultivation offerings.
Note: Crop suitability should be evaluated according to the project location, growing conditions, market and technical requirements.
What Goes Into a Polyhouse Project?
More Than Just a Structure
A complete Polyhouse project may involve several interconnected components.
01 — Polyhouse Structure
The primary protected cultivation infrastructure designed according to the project’s requirements.
02 — Drip Irrigation
A supporting irrigation system that can be integrated into the cultivation setup.
03 — Fertigation
A system that can combine irrigation with nutrient application according to crop requirements.
04 — Crop Establishment
The process of establishing the selected crop after the infrastructure is ready.
05 — Supporting Infrastructure
Additional project components may be planned depending on the crop, location and cultivation requirements.
MD FARMS’ material lists Polyhouse installation, drip irrigation, fertigation and crop establishment as part of its project-related services.
Our Polyhouse Project Support
From Project Planning to Cultivation Support
MD FARMS approaches Polyhouse projects as complete agricultural infrastructure projects rather than only structure installation.
Project Consultancy
Understanding the proposed project, land, crop and overall cultivation objective.
Design & Planning
Planning the Polyhouse structure and supporting systems according to project requirements.
Polyhouse Installation
Development and installation of the planned protected cultivation infrastructure.
Irrigation & Fertigation
Integration of irrigation and fertigation systems as required by the project.
Crop Establishment
Support related to establishing the selected crop within the protected cultivation environment.
Project Monitoring
Project-related monitoring and coordination during relevant stages.
Technical Support
Technical guidance and support according to the project requirements.
These services are supported by the MD FARMS company material, which describes project consultancy, design & planning, infrastructure development, crop establishment, project monitoring and post-sales technical support.
How We Develop a Polyhouse Project
A Structured Process From Requirement to Cultivation
01 — Understand Your Requirement
We begin by understanding your land, location, proposed crop and overall project objective.
02 — Project Planning
The project requirements and suitable infrastructure are evaluated.
03 — Design & Specification
The Polyhouse and supporting infrastructure are planned according to the project requirements.
04 — Infrastructure Development
The planned Polyhouse structure and supporting systems are developed and installed.
05 — Irrigation & Fertigation
Required irrigation and fertigation systems are integrated into the project.
06 — Crop Establishment
The selected crop is established within the protected cultivation environment.
07 — Monitoring & Support
Project monitoring and technical support continue according to the project requirements.
A Polyhouse Can Be Planned Around Your Farming Objective
Every project is different. A Polyhouse can be planned according to the farmer’s specific cultivation objective.
Commercial Vegetable Cultivation
For farmers planning protected cultivation of selected vegetables such as cucumber, coloured capsicum or tomato.
Flower Cultivation
For suitable commercial flower cultivation projects.
Modern Farming Projects
For entrepreneurs and farmers looking to develop a structured protected cultivation project.
Crop-Specific Projects
Where infrastructure and cultivation planning are designed around the requirements of a selected crop.
Important: The suitable crop and infrastructure should always be evaluated according to the project location, available resources and cultivation requirements.
Why Choose MD FARMS?
A Project-Focused Approach to Protected Cultivation
Agriculture-Focused Solutions
Our focus is on modern farming and agricultural infrastructure.
End-to-End Project Support
From consultancy and planning to infrastructure development, crop establishment and technical support.
Technical Understanding
Polyhouse projects involve structure, irrigation, fertigation and crop requirements. Our approach considers these components together.
Documentation Assistance
Where applicable, support is available for bank loan and government subsidy documentation.
Post-Project Support
Technical support can continue after infrastructure development according to the project requirements.
The supplied MD FARMS material describes an end-to-end approach covering project planning, infrastructure development, crop establishment, bank loan assistance, subsidy documentation and post-sales technical support.
Ready to Plan Your Polyhouse Project?
Let’s Build the Right Infrastructure for Your Farming Goal
Whether you are planning vegetable cultivation, flower cultivation or another protected cultivation project, the right starting point is understanding your land, crop and infrastructure requirements.
Talk to MD FARMS about your project and explore the next steps.