Hi everybody I have been gone for a long time. I had things going close to cycling then a job took us all over the western us. So now I'm out of the loop. Now I have set up a raft 4'x8'x7" and have it cycling without fish I added ammonia and waiting on the test kit to arrive. My question is what is, can I use coconut fiber in my net pots? I have about 450 us gal cycling.
Hi all! I also have an aquaponics farm with basil, I grow a pond with telapia and then everything goes through the drum filter and btofilter to the trays with aquaponics.
Hello. It has been some time since I have contributed. By the end of World War II urban victory gardens grew 40% of the food in the United States. To our knowledge this may have the last successful wide spread urban agriculture urban agriculture business model. For a moment people wanted to recreate them during the pandemic but only had limited success. Most homes isn cities no longer have the newly 400 ft2 needed for a classic Victory Garden that produced about 200 lb annually. So we thought it would be cool to see if we could recreate victory garden production in a small space using a little 21st century magic. Aquaponics. It seems so far we have been successful producing up to 400 lbs annually so far. (PS the fish used were catfish and tilapia
Anthony Payne
Hi everybody I have been gone for a long time. I had things going close to cycling then a job took us all over the western us. So now I'm out of the loop. Now I have set up a raft 4'x8'x7" and have it cycling without fish I added ammonia and waiting on the test kit to arrive. My question is what is, can I use coconut fiber in my net pots? I have about 450 us gal cycling.
Jul 1, 2017
John
Hi all! I also have an aquaponics farm with basil, I grow a pond with telapia and then everything goes through the drum filter and btofilter to the trays with aquaponics.
Here is a photo of my farm.
https://aquaponicgardening.ning.com/forum/topics/tell-us-about-your...
And then in the news feed about aquaponics, they posted my farm. Very unexpected and pleasant for me
https://raufilter.com/aquaponics-farm-filter
Jun 24, 2024
Dr. George B. Brooks, Jr.
Hello. It has been some time since I have contributed. By the end of World War II urban victory gardens grew 40% of the food in the United States. To our knowledge this may have the last successful wide spread urban agriculture urban agriculture business model. For a moment people wanted to recreate them during the pandemic but only had limited success. Most homes isn cities no longer have the newly 400 ft2 needed for a classic Victory Garden that produced about 200 lb annually. So we thought it would be cool to see if we could recreate victory garden production in a small space using a little 21st century magic. Aquaponics. It seems so far we have been successful producing up to 400 lbs annually so far. (PS the fish used were catfish and tilapia
Jun 24, 2024