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Greetings from Germany, nice work mate! Keep it going. Can you use parallel the metric system? So Ist dont need to look it up?
Spraying pesticides twice a week? 4:10
Can you elaborate on that? What kind of pesticides? Where do you apply it?
I love the Aquaponic Source, they always have the best information for the Aquaponic people. Thank you.
Is there technically space overhead with a whole room dedicated to fish? Seems there would be more yeild with pure soil, tho higher water cost. Still, if you eat/sell the fish i guess it's worth it?
Greeting from Indonesia. Beautiful farm.
Is it decoupled aquaponic? Or close system aquaponic?