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Carbon Neutral and Pesticide-Free Food Production
In the basic PFAS without supplemental lights, a 100-watt solar setup with MPPT and deep cycle battery will run a medium (up to 200 sg. ft.) Portable Farm. The basic solar-electrical system means the water will circulate, the air pumps will run continuously, and the heaters will keep the water at a reasonable temperature for the fish in the tank. You will need to size the solar much larger if you use grow lights of any kind.
Learn to Build A Grow Table for an Aquaponics System
The maximum comfortable distance for a person to reach across at counter-height is a width of 36 inches (1m), so a grow tray with only one side exposed can only be 36 inches wide. For a grow tray with both sides facing an aisle the maximum width can be six feet (1.85m). The aisles need to be a minimum of 30 inches (.76m) for comfort and safety The grow trays are restricted to 200 sq ft due for ease of working with aisles and carrying harvested vegetables out to the building.
Aquaponics Training Curriculum for Portable Farms®
It only takes a few days to learn the areas related to assembling an aquaponics system so you can build your own Portable Farms® Aquaponics System! Aquaponics is easier and more productive than organic gardening or traditional agriculture and uses 95% less water. Portable Farms® Aquaponics Systems also use less electricity and less labor than any other aquaponics system in the world.
Aquaponics Uses 90 to 95% LESS WATER than Traditional Agriculture.
As global warming, the price of gas, drought conditions and desertification continue to impact agriculture, the world is aggressively looking for new ways to grow food locally, using less water than is required by traditional agricultural methods.
SUMMER IS COMING - Install your Shade Cloth Above Your Grow Tables TODAY
Plants can only utilize approximately 70% of direct sunlight. On the inside of a greenhouse, the temperature will rise very quickly as the sun climbs up into the sky. All greenhouses exhibit this rapid rise in temperature as the angle of the sun decreases. Even in very cold climates, the sun, on a clear day, can drive the temperatures from below freezing to the mid-60’s (15 to 20°C) very quickly. It most greenhouses, the problem is what to do with the heat and how to best utilize it for the…
Basil - A High-Value Crop for Aquaponics
Basil is enjoyed as a fresh-leaf herb on meats and vegetables, prepared in sauces such as pesto, or dried and used in many recipes in cultures throughout the world. Basil grows well in aquaponics systems because of the ideal growing conditions created with warm water and ample sunlight.
Steam Powered Aquaponics
Few people will EVER TRY Steam Powered Aquaponics, but IT IS POSSIBLE! YES, IT’S ALSO UGLY but it is possible. It is the awareness of the possibility that eventually moves us to make our lives more of what we want and less of the fear and insecurity that the media preaches.
Aquaponics is EASIER than Dirt Farming
Growing food in aquaponics in controlled environments (greenhouses/warehouses) provides an exact formula that is already making an impact on the pricing of food.
NO! Aquaponics vegetables do NOT taste fishy! No!
NO! Aquaponics vegetables do NOT taste fishy! Does farm-raised food taste like cow manure? NO! Aquaponics vegetables are fresh and delicious.
Make Money with Your Own Aquaponics' Business
Can a person or family grow from a small backyard aquaponics system into a commercial success in a reasonable amount of time? ANSWER: ABSOLUTELY, YES!
Rent a Greenhouse for a One Year Return-on-Investment - Portable Farms® Aquaponics Systemsfor 1 year Return on Investment
Rent a Greenhouse for a One Year Return-on-Investment - by Colle and Phyllis Davis Rent a greenhouse instead of building one for your commercial aquaponics system and get a one year return on your investment. In Southern California (obviously, a biased sampling) the cost to lease a greenhouse of 25,000 to 75,000 sq ft is from ...
Tilapia - The Fish That Fertilize our Plants in Our Aquaponics Systems
Tilapia's primary purpose in aqupaonics is to fertilize the plants and secondarily, they provide a healthy and edible protein source.
Aquaponics Systems MUST be Self Sustaining to Feed the Hungry
“How can you feed the ‘needy’ and make enough profit by selling food so the system pays for itself and has the funds to continue to operate over time?”