Fish and green aquaponics system

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Aquaponics is an intensive form of food production and can be very high yielding.The ecosystem that exists within aquaponics is very much self-regulating. As more nutrients enter the system, bacteria and other organisms like fungi and worms naturally colonise to process the additional nutrients.
Aquaponics is a great example of a working ecosystem. You feed the fish, the fish produce wastes, bacteria convert these wastes into food for the plants, the plants take up the available nutrients thus cleaning the water for the fish.

Aquaponics uses the best of all the growing techniques, utilizing the waste of one element to benefit another mimicking a natural ecosystem.

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It can take several years to turn desert dirt into a good soil and gardening in the desert consumes a lot of water.
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a combination of aquaculture (raising edible fish in tanks) and hydroponics growing plants in aerated fertilized water instead of soil)

Aquaponics expert brings sustainability to the desert | DW | 13.05.2013 Jabber Al Mazroui has succeeded in building one of the world's largest aquaponics farms in the desert climes of the United Arab Emirates. He hopes aquaponics can boom, but local farmers are proving slow to adjust.

Aquaponics in one form or another has been practiced throughout history from the mayans, chinese to south east asian and the famous Banaue rice terraces farmers.
Aquaponics uses the best of all the growing techniques, utilizing the waste of one element to benefit another mimicking a natural ecosystem.
A small scale replica of permaculture that can provide a sustainable organic fish and vegetables in the household.
The ultimate urban farming system in your back yard or in your terrace is now feasible.
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