Prasada Turnkey Greenhouse and Hydroponic Systems

Prasada (Xiamen) Agricultural Engineering is a Chinese greenhouse manufacturer and turnkey farm builder founded in 2004 and based in Xiamen. It supplies growers and investors in more than 70 countries, with Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America as core markets, and reports more than 700 projects, over 60 national patents and a 28,000 m2 production base.

Its range covers multi-span plastic, tropical film, polycarbonate and glass greenhouses, shade houses, polytunnels and light-deprivation houses, plus climate equipment such as cooling pads and exhaust fans, fogging, inner shading and water chillers. Cultivation systems include drip irrigation, NFT, floating rafts, rootflow beds and vertical stands, along with seedling and nursery systems. For hot climates Prasada offers a semi-closed climate system for film greenhouses, and it is developing AI-driven climate management, crop monitoring, irrigation automation and harvesting automation.

• Greenhouse structures: multi-span plastic, tropical film, polycarbonate, glass and light-deprivation houses.
• Climate equipment: cooling pads, exhaust fans, fogging, inner shading and water chillers.
• Hydroponic systems: NFT, floating raft, rootflow, drip irrigation and vertical stands.
• Seedling systems: nursery benches and propagation equipment.
• Semi-closed climate system: energy-saving climate control for film greenhouses.
• Turnkey delivery: design, manufacturing, installation and farm development.

• Melon and cucumber cooperatives in the Mekong Delta building tropical film greenhouses with drip fertigation.
• Agricultural investors setting up turnkey NFT hydroponic lettuce farms near Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City.
• Flower growers in Da Lat adding cooling pads, fogging and shading to existing greenhouses.

• One supplier covers structure, climate control, irrigation and hydroponic systems, simplifying procurement for investors.
• Semi-closed climate system for film greenhouses cuts energy use by around 30%, according to the company.
• Tropical film and shade house designs suited to hot, humid climates at lower cost than glass.
• Experience from more than 700 projects in over 70 countries.

Southeast Asian growers are shifting from open fields to net houses and film greenhouses to protect crops from heavy rain, heat and pests, and cost-effective structures with cooling and hydroponics are in high demand. Vietnam's melon, vegetable and flower growers are a large market for tropical greenhouse kits and turnkey hydroponic farms.

Founded in 2004 and based in Jimei District, Xiamen, China, with about 150 employees. Reports more than 700 projects in over 70 countries and more than 60 national patents. Listed projects include Laos, Australia, the United States, Kenya, Mongolia and Saudi Arabia. The website offers a Vietnamese-language version.