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Chris Schup
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- How did you find us?
- a friend
- Are you an aquaponic gardener already?
- No
- How old is your system?
- Just started
- Name a part of a fish (spam blocking question)
- fin
- Please tell us something else about yourself.
- I'm Chris Schup, founder and designer of Root & Ramble, an apparel brand for people who grow stuff. I made the Aquaponic Farming T-shirt for your kind of life and adding sweat, algae or fish poop will only enhance its magical powers and make it infinitely more comfortable. Swing by the shop for a closer look: www.RootnRamble.com
Root & Ramble is a hybrid of my creative heart and my eco-conscious soul. It was inspired by my 25-year journey as an organic gardener. A journey that launched me into a headfirst, learn-by-doing approach to life as a farm volunteer, biodynamic practitioner, and student of aquaponics.
I am driven by unwavering curiosity and a desire to do good by this planet. I am one person trying to make a larger-than-one-person impact. And I am not alone.
The not-so-secret mission of Root & Ramble is to champion the hard-working people who grow and nurture things, and to inspire others to join the movement and change our world.
The way I see it, many of us are going in the same direction. At the end of every day, if we can say “today I was part of the solution,” then we’re doing all right.
I understand that Root & Ramble is a small part of the big picture. I make clothing and gear for aquaponic growers and other nurturers of the natural world. Unfortunately, t-shirts by themselves can’t do much. But on the right person, surrounded by a like-minded (and equally well-dressed) community...these shirts can make everything a little better.
If you want to be the first to hear about new products, killer deals and super-secret discounts, swing by the shop and sign up. I won’t share your address with anyone because that’s not cool.
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Why Fish Love Christmas Trees
Posted on December 29, 2011 at 3:33pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Another great idea on how to recycle that dry, old Christmas tree. Drag it to the water's edge and create a fish habitat:
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I am happy to know you. I just see your friend request. I'm sorry for late response.
Thanks Chris for adding me, We are all new to this, but we are trying to go off the grid.We are just planing our System out but having a Tough time finding what i would like in Canada. But we have have a good idear on what we want to do, I cant wait to start it, but we are going to have to wait untill the weather is better, Our geodesic dome, is made up of 3/4 steel and we are going to heat shrink wrap the out side, we are planing on useing soler panels to help heat if needed, Then we are planing on useing stock tanks for the fish with floting gardens and vertical gardens.We are also planing on stocking the tanks with Talapia and Trout.
Welcome to the addiction. Try not to lose to much sleep. Starting my 2nd year and cant wait.Looking forward to watching you progress.