HYDROPONIC FARM SOLUTIONS
A Cleaner,
Healthier Food
Future for All
Innovative hydroponic systems. Real-world expertise. A more resilient planet.
Higher Yields
Up to 95% Less Water
Cleaner Produce
Scalable Technology
Stronger Food Security
ABOUT NEW TECH HARVEST
Global Experience.
Local Impact.
New Tech Harvest develops practical hydroponic farm systems for reliable, year-round production. Decades of hands-on experience are combined with engineering, sustainability and food-security thinking.
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Year-Round Production
Fresh food, all year long.
Lower Resource Use
Less water, land and energy.
Stronger Food Security
More resilient local food systems.
Scalable Solutions
Designed to grow with the project.
Tech Harvest is a hydroponic farm system developer created in Australia (2001) for Australian conditions by founder Robert Hayne.
Co-operation and advice has been provided by the following professional hydroponic farm developers over a period of 15 years.
• Botman Hydroponics
• AIS Greenworks
Our particular methods have been developed over a period of 20 years and grew from the owner's personal experience, which included laying irrigation pipelines at Mannin Grove, an olive grove at Coonabarabran in NSW, creating a carbon sink at Airlie Brake near Inverell in association with Forestry NSW, plus creating and operating a commercial vegetable farm in Southern Lebanon, in addition to private vegetable gardens in NSW, over a period of 50 years. Bob Hayne has lived and worked in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Singapore and New Zealand.
Tech Harvest works with professional contractors who supply expertise in various areas, including but not limited to:
• Site Design
• Civil Engineering
• Construction
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Hydro Power Generation
• Automation
• Food Security
• Distribution
• Cold Chain Management
Academic Consultants
Professor Margaret Britz
https://www.utas.edu.au/profiles/staff/tia/margaret-britz
Current Projects
• Design and installation of a hydroponic farm at Paling Yards, near Bathurst NSW (2022–2025)
• Design and development of a hydroponic farm in the Philippines, expected commencement 2024
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Protected Farming
Growing food indoors makes sense in 2023 because indoors the climate can be controlled.
Indoor farms are not subject to drought, floods, weeds, pests, bushfires or invasion by feral animals.
No fences need be built and maintained, no tractors will consume expensive diesel fuel, and no water is wasted — indeed, hydroponic farms use 50% less water than open paddock farms, even those using the latest irrigation technology and water management methods.
Food Security
Various experts predict the world will suffer shortage of food and water in the coming decades. Australia is surrounded by water, so we will never run out of treated irrigation water for farming, and with the introduction of desalination plants we will (theoretically) never run out of drinking water.
It should not be overlooked that Indigenous Australians have lived here for over 60,000 years. They never ran out of food and water. Maybe we should learn from them: no tractors, no bulldozers, no dams and no electricity.
THE BENEFITS OF HYDROPONICS
Smarter Growing for a Brighter Tomorrow
Higher Yields
Consistent harvests and better use of growing space.
Massive Water Savings
Recirculating systems can use far less water than soil-based growing.
Reduced Inputs
Greater control over nutrients, water and growing conditions.
Stronger Food Security
Local production closer to the communities that need it.
OUR SOLUTIONS
Complete Hydroponic
Farm Solutions
From modular systems to large-scale commercial operations, New Tech Harvest provides tailored hydroponic solutions from planning through to operation.
✓ Custom design and engineering
✓ Turnkey and modular systems
✓ Training, support and consultation
✓ Local and international projects
✓ Scalable systems for resilient food production
FEATURED PROJECTS
Real Projects. Real Results.
Paling Yards Hydroponic Project
Commercial hydroponic development near Bathurst, NSW.
Philippines Hydroponic Farm
Planned project for year-round, resilient food production.
System Advisory & Optimisation
Support for growers improving system performance and efficiency.
A MORE SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW
Good Food. Thriving Communities.
A Healthier Planet.
Hydroponic systems can reduce environmental pressure while bringing fresh food production closer to communities.
Our Sustainability Approach✓ Lower land and resource use
✓ Conserve water
✓ Grow food closer to people
✓ Support healthier communities
✓ Build stronger food security
OUR EXPERIENCE
Decades of Innovation
in Hydroponics
New Tech Harvest brings decades of hands-on experience in hydroponic design, engineering and operations across a range of environments and project types.
✓ Proven expertise
✓ Global project experience
✓ Innovation-driven solutions
✓ Commitment to sustainability
LET'S GROW TOGETHER
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