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Has anyone ever been to Will Allen's Growing Power workshops in Milwaukee? I'm considering going, just have to be able to take the time off of work. I'm just looking for feedback, positive or…Continue

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How did you find us?: Aquaponic Gardening Book

Are you an aquaponic gardener already?: No

Name a part of a fish (spam blocking question): Gills

Please tell us something else about yourself.: I'm interested in developing a mid sized commercial system for supplying local restaurants in my area. I've already been a traditional farmer before so I'm familiar with the marketing, growing, and all the processes in between. Aquaponics has caught my attention because I believe that it is the only farming that is truly ecologically responsible, much more so that the organic farming I used to do. You book is great, and from experience I know that starting with one system and building up to my business will be the best course of action. Thank you for all of your information.

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This Makes It Even More Necessary to Develop Food Sources Free From Contamination

Posted on August 5, 2013 at 12:07pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

The story below states how the Fukushima Daiichi power generating station experienced a 6.0 magnitude earthquake today. Apparently, we're supposed to trust the company, TEPCO, who has lied to us at every turn about the severity of the disaster, to tell us that there were no further complications from today's seismic events. Every day that goes by where I don't have an aquaponics set up alive and well I feel more and more vulnerable to this man-made disaster. It is quite serious, and…