and understandably so. This is the one thing we must get right. Every person having a go at AP has to come to terms with the cycle, the size of the pond, the amount (and size) of the fish, the quality, type and amount of the fish food provided, the water quality
and quantity and the cubic area being used in grow bed production and how all of this fits together.Of course if we read a lot of whats on the www, you are sort of led to believe that just about any combination will be OK provided the water quality is OK. Well this not true. There is a vast difference between what is acceptable and what will bring really great results over an ongoing system life, which after all is what each of us should be aiming for.
So I thought I should get some sites that give a better indication of what is the safe path to follow.
We need to be aware that despite what some people claim and there are many great stories around with claims of success after success but not too many people are prepared to include figures showing fish losses, or other problems that have arisen that would help others to get through the tough times as they learn the craft.
So we are going to dedicate some effort into searching for figures that could be of help.
However while we are doing this, we shall continue to provide as much associated info as possible with each issue. Like Now......
http://sowingseedswithchristinemilne.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/worms-fish-and-the-greenest-veggies/
http://food.1tt.net/?p=1336
...and heres Afnan again with an Update
An A/P Blog coming from Vancouver
Cant forget Christie from this Site
Or this DIY special on greenhouses
Another Greenhouse design - well why not....
There are several places on FaceBook as well
Finally, a video on a home A/P system
OK Have fun with these and well be back real soon.
Oh by the way you can contact me at aquaponics@gardener.com
