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Passionate about Aquaponics!
Started by Devon Watkins. Last reply by Vic Wagoner May 5, 2020. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hello everyone!I am currently a student at Edmonds College and have a major passion for Aquaponics and plan on building my own aquaponics farm one day. Does anyone here give tours of their aquaponics…Continue
Can I visit and collect data on your aquaponic garden in the Northwest?
Started by Joel Bidnick. Last reply by Joel Bidnick Apr 17, 2016. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hello, fellow aquaponic practitioners! I’m Joel, a grad student of horticulture at UW, and I’d like the opportunity to visit your system if you use flood-and-drain (or ebb and flow) grow beds within…Continue
ANYONE NEED 275 GALLON IBCs.
Started by Phil Slaton. Last reply by ArrowNeous Mar 14, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Food Grade held Washington Apple Juice. Dirty. Some held stagnant rainwater and others used for rock and sand filers for my trout grow out tanks. 14 IBCs - $55.00 each or make your best offer for 2…Continue
Fish for NW Aquaponics
Started by Jeff Guykema. Last reply by Jeff Guykema Mar 11, 2016. 16 Replies 0 Likes
I'm brand new to AP but have been reading and, hopefully, studying for about a year or so. During that time, I knew I wanted to have tilapia as my fish, but am fairly sure I won't be able to sustain…Continue
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Comment by Lloyd Booth on December 17, 2012 at 5:03pm
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Rick's Address is 803 317th St Ct E Roy WA 98580. If you are coming from the North down to Rick's Shop, I recommend staying on WA 7 to 304th as it is easier to find. if using Goggle Maps, drag the blue line to stay on WA 7, [GM wants you to fork right earlier] and it will guide you right to it. The 317th St. Ct. sign is high and faded, look for it on the left [not a WA sign - white not green]. His shop is the first left off the gravel road (317th St. Ct.)
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Comment by Pam on December 17, 2012 at 4:21pm
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I am new to this forum. Is it possible to get an address for Rick's shop in Roy for the meeting?
Thank you
Pam
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>> December Meeting will be on the 30th, at Rick's Shop in Roy, WA. 3 PM pretty informal, jeans, etc. Shop is cool, wear your coat.
>> As a part of the meeting, we will have a presentation by 3in1 Farm in Poulsbo about worms. Including how to raise them; what the various products of raising your own worms can give you: more worms, worm castings and worm tea [not boiled worms, but the liquid the worms produce]; and coir [shredded coconut husks]. They will also have products to buy if you wish.
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by the way these were about 24 inches wide by 10-12 feet long.
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I saw a great setup on line of a set up in a greenhouse using plastic stock troughs. Google "Bethel Farms" for the videos. They got their troughs from the place below, I found no other source. I have a call in to the guy there about shipping them to this area.
Midwest Gates
Contact Brad
417-473-6884
They are located in Marshfield Missouri
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Comment by Phil Slaton on November 27, 2012 at 7:57pm
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I would like galvanized say 10 or 12 feet long 3 feet wide and 3 foot deep. Like a Freeland oblong stock tank.
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Comment by Rick Stillwagon on November 27, 2012 at 7:48pm
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Length or diameter? Does it matter what it is made of?
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Supply and demand...
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Derrick, Theres a place in Shoreline
MJD distributors
contact mike
206-391-4058
17212 Aurora Ave N.
they have all kinds of "safe" IBCs, barrels etc. open 6 days a week. I bought some stuff from their Idaho outlet before I know they were here. Michael
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Comment by Derrick Kerr on November 6, 2012 at 10:20pm
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Does anyone know where IBC totes are used north of Seattle and possibly for sale? I am active duty and money is tight and would like to start a tote AP system. Any help would be appreciated :-)
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