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Started by Melissa O'Callaghan-Weber. Last reply by Jorge G. Nov 6, 2015. 17 Replies 0 Likes
Hello I'm new to tilapia farming. I just bought a 10 acre farm in punta gorda with 16 large ponds. I need to find a good test kit and fingerlings to start stocking. Anyone know where to get a good…Continue
south florida farmers unite (or at least put yourself on the member map)
Started by chuck. Last reply by Michael Welber Oct 9, 2015. 18 Replies 3 Likes
i realy feel like i am on my own down here. i have a decent set up and know of a few people who are trying to get started. but we realy need to pull together and act like a comunity or we never will…Continue
Looking for fingerlings way down south
Started by JRComito. Last reply by JRComito May 2, 2015. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,I am looking to buy some fingerlings. I have tried contacting three different fisheries with no luck, as well as mail order. I'm sure the problem is the small amount I want(50-100). I only…Continue
The Central Florida Great Aquaponics Tour
Started by M Cosmo. Last reply by Jeff S Nov 7, 2014. 75 Replies 2 Likes
So It is the slow season for growing in florida. How about planing a one day tour to a few of our sites in Central Florida. We could go to Morningstar, my place and some others in the general central…Continue
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Comment by TCLynx on December 6, 2010 at 4:59pm
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Just a reminder to all who are interested my workshop is coming up here this weekend. If you are not signed up and plan to attend, let me know and if you are signed up and bringing a crowd, let me know that too so we can plan food and other things
Workshop Event Link
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Comment by David Hart on November 21, 2010 at 4:30pm
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snicker...snicker.... :-)
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How odd, apparently the big fish with a cape must occasionally make himself invisible?
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????....I'm not sure, I looked through both pages twice. It's hard to miss the big fish in a cape with a radio-active symbol on it's chest =)) .
I got to it, by clicking on 'my groups', at the top of the page.
After I posted, I went back and I saw it in the 'group' list ...???
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David, is it just cause had it sorted a different way and perhaps Florida Aquaponics was down on the second page?
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When I clicked on 'groups'...Florida Aquaponics isn't listed ? I've seen lots of new members from FL.....I wonder if they have all joined this group ? Hope to hear from the new folks !
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Hum, Wish I had gotten more of the cool crops in before things got so busy for me. Maybe I'll have a little time for more planting here in a few days.
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It's to be in the 50's tonight.( in central FL)....??? It's not January yet !
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Comment by Daniel E Murphy on September 18, 2010 at 4:53pm
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My Florida room has become my new indoor aquaponic vertical grow room. I am building another grow bed system from an adjustable metal shelving skeleton. I boxed in a few of the shelves with liner and drains for a multi level flood and drain system. I still need to make the little bell syphons but its coming along nicely. I figure I can line one wall of the grow room with these, put a light rail adjacent and build a symetrical set with the light rail and light going down the middle. Between the sun from the nice big glass window and the lighting i can grow plenty in that room. Its like my little greenhouse with added light. I plan to fill that room to the brim with edibles.
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Hi....if your thinking of going to the Florida Small Farms and Alternative Enterprises Conference (2 days in Kissimmee,FL) You can still get the earlybird discount till July 12th.
Will Allen of 'Growing Power', will be the key speaker. Sounds like there will be lot's of great workshops.
http://smallfarms.ifas.ufl.edu/floridasmallfarmsconference/2010/ind...
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