“give a man a fish and he eats one meal . .. teach a man to raise fish and grow his own pico and he eats fish tacos for a lifetime.”
So lets face it, I myself do not have a degree in horticulture nor have I ever been much of a fisherman, over time I have come to appreciate and admire the symbiotic relationship between plants and fish in aquaponic farming. I caught the garden bug over ten years ago after listening to a program on the radio about edible landscaping. That weekend I started a garden and a compost bin and slowly my family’s life began to change.
Aquaponic farming can be used for a large scale production to a small home scale unit. Some use it for preventative medicine, controlling everything that their body intakes, others use it for their main source of protein and nutrition in an area with a lack of natural resources for survival. A simple system can be as easy as adding some plants to your fish tank, to a unit that offsets many of your family’s meals. The choice is up to you
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