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01 décembre 2014
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EAN13
9781683050605
Langue
English
Publié par
Date de parution
01 décembre 2014
EAN13
9781683050605
Langue
English
Aquaponics Algae:
How to Control, Combat and Get Rid of Algae in Aquaponics System
By
Timothy Tripp
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1. What is Algae?
Chapter 2. Algae in an Aquaponic System: Are There any Benefits?
Chapter 3. The Dangers of Algae in an Aquaponic System
Chapter 4. Controlling Algae in Aquaponic Systems
Chapter 5. Combating Algae Growth
Chapter 6. Removing Algae and Sludge from Aquaponic Tanks and Growing Systems
Conclusion
Thank You Page
Aquaponics Algae: How to Control, Combat and Get Rid of Algae in Aquaponics System
By Timothy Tripp
© Copyright 2014 Timothy Tripp
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First Published, 2014
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Introduction
Aquaponics is one of several alternative food growing techniques that are being embraced by food growers worldwide. An aquaponic growing system that combines aquaculture (where growers raise aquatic animals such as snails and fish in tanks) and hydroponics (the process of raising plants in water and growing them without the use of soil). In this system of food growing, the water from the aquaculture portion of the system is fed into the hydroponic system. From there by-products are broken down by the nitrates and nitrites in plants, used as nutrients, and then re-circulated back into the system.
Aquaponic gardening and farming enables growers to raise healthy food sources while preserving natural resources and the surrounding environment. Despite the many advantages this food production systems gives growers, there are several challenges that growers face in maintaining a healthy aquaponic growing system.
