What is Aquaponics?

Aquaponics is a method of growing plants and fish together in a symbiotic environment. The waste produced by fish provides nutrients for plants, while plants naturally filter the water for the fish.

How It Works:

• Fish produce waste rich in ammonia.
• Beneficial bacteria convert ammonia into nitrates, which plants use as food.
• Clean water is recirculated back to the fish.

Benefits:

• Saves water compared to traditional farming.
• Produces chemical-free plants and fish.
• Reduces environmental impact by recycling nutrients.