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Companion planting
Started this discussion. Last reply by RupertofOZ Sep 23, 2012. 11 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone tried companion planting in an aquaponics system? It seems like an interesting concept that is better able to utilize limited grow-bed space.Continue
Growing fish feed self-sufficiently
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jonathan Kadish NYC AA Chair Aug 10, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone had experience in growing omnivorous (tilapia) fish-feed completely without needing to use commercial pellets? Assuming that space, temperature, and lighting was not an issue.Continue
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- I'm a graduate student at Boston University that is looking to start an aquaponics farm.
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Thank you so much for your kind words. Please let me know how I can help.
Cheers
Welcome to this site and good luck on your AP adventure.
Cheers
Hi Austin. Are you planning to set up a farm there in the Boston area on a large scale or small scale? My partner James and I hope to build a 96' long by 38' wide "Hoop" style green house and expand on our current growing capabilities. We are very excited about the future and are always looking for friends to communicate with. We won't be able to attend the AP conference in Denver this year but we will be sure to make it next year. Are you going this year to Denver? Greg
Austin, please email me at nate@brightagrotech.com. My father in law taught economics and business classes at Boston U. I'd be interested in discussing market penetration and the role of AP in traditional produce production and distribution models.
Nate