Aquaponics Farming Method Used to Grows Crops with Fish Poop
Aquaponics Farming Method Used to Grows Crops with Fish Poop
Transform fish waste into food for an aquaponics
garden
The process, called aquaponics, allows farmers to grow local, organic produce
anywhere at any time of year.
At Farms, produce is
grown through a process called aquaponics, An aquaponics system grows both fish
and plants that can be harvested sustainably. Where freshwater fish are raised
in one tank and their waste is transported to another that contains crops,
fertilizing them. The soil and tray growing vegetables in an aquaponics system
that turns fish waste into fertilizer for your plants.
A tiny
amount of space requires aquaponics method
The plants clean the
water as they absorb the fertilizer, and the clean water is then recycled back
into the fish tank.
Japanese researchers have use drone machine delivered bubbles can pollinate flowering plants
There water with the
waste from the tank flows to a hydroponics tray where plants
grow in the water without soil. There lots of waste is toxic to the fish but is
a rich fertilizer for the plants. So the plants absorbs the nutrients, the
water is purified for the fish. The clean water can then be recycled to the fish tank.
This cyclic process
does not let anything go to waste, and some crops end up growing up to three
times faster than were planted in soil.
At Oko Farms, the team
uses approximately 80% less water than traditional soil method.
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