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Austin Aquaponics
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If you are in the Austin Tx area and would like to keep in touch with other aquapons, this is the place.
Location: Austin Texas
Members: 37
Latest Activity: Feb 6, 2017
Howdy Folks
Welcome to the group, Austin is quickly becoming known as the Aquaponic Hub of the South.
If you would like to join a meetup group to build a system, tour a farm or attend a hands on workshop, please visit the site for more detail and to RSVP.
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HannaLeigh Farm expansion
Started by Rob Nash. Last reply by Ruben Villarreal Jan 26, 2013. 1 Reply 1 Like
Our little aquaponic farm is growing! As more people and restaurants are looking for local organic produce, our phone is ringing and the emails are coming in, to the point we cant keep up. So with all that pent up demand, we decided to make the…Continue
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Comment by Neill Morris on October 19, 2013 at 8:49am
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In June. The 3 mature ones were the mutants:) the 4" were all grey but 1. It's white;/
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Hi,
Neill in Waco.
I bought some hybrid Mozambique from Larry's Fish Farm in Giddings. Some are white, some grey, some multi colored. Anyone know what they might be?
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Comment by Andy on March 18, 2013 at 6:48pm
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Hello fellow Texans!
My name is Andy Cole. I am a 24 year old Senior at UTSA. My good friend and I have been able to organize an Aquaponics seminar to be given by Nelson & Pade Aquaponics (20 years of Aquaponics experience) in downtown San Antonio, TX next to the Riverwalk Saturday, 9am—11am March 30, 2013 at Comfort Suites Alamo/Riverwalk, 505 Live Oak Street, San Antonio, TX, US, 78202.
Please visit the Nelson Pade website to signup: http://store.aquaponics.com/index.php?route=product/category&pa...
Tickets are $39, which includes the book Aquaponic Food Production, by industry veteran, Rebecca L. Nelson.
We're hoping for a great turnout to this event to help spread the word about Aquaponics!! See you at the event!
Andy
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Comment by Rob Nash on February 23, 2013 at 5:20am
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David, here is a link to the meetup group... for more detail and to RSVP
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Comment by David E Tanner on February 22, 2013 at 9:13pm
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What how to class are you talking about Rob Nash?
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Leisa, the how to class is based on the 300 gallon system built from a rubber-maid tub and two 4x8 grow beds. any one can build one, we offer a step by step plan and parts list.. its sure to save you the $100 in time alone, not to mention one wrong purchase, such as a pump or bad plumbing.. all our training is designed to save you time and money by avoiding trial and error. in my opinion, its well worth the drive. .. similar classes can run as high as $250.
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Comment by Leisa McPherson on February 1, 2013 at 2:36pm
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Can you explain what the AP 300 entails. I was looking at your other site and I am considering sending my husband to the class. We already have several systems, would be driving in from SA and I'm just wondering if it would be worth it for us. What are your thoughts? Leisa
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Comment by Bob Campbell on January 5, 2013 at 9:48pm
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@Leisa McPherson - I've seen your garden and I think you are blessed with the greenest thumbs of all.
I did the same thing. I bought a bunch of water cress from the natural food co-op and planted it in my raft. It's lasted for months and I'll admit I eat the leaves regularly, but I had hoped it would flourish and propagate on it's own.
I think it might be better to quickly grow and harvest with succession planting. Trouble is it seems to take so long for the plant to grow out in the cold and in the warmth of my garden room they don't do well.
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I have a large amt of watercress. I actually bought it in the produce section of Whole Foods with the roots on.
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