Eating Green, reducing carbon foot print with Aquaponics

[bigamejames1]

brilliant

[Carlstens]

We will all soon have to live greener lives. Economic conditions will require it. I'm thinking of a small flood & drain system in a solar greenhouse. I think I'll see how warm I can keep it through the winter first. It would be nice if I can keep it warm enough for Tilapia

[ParapaDrifter]

Just dont believe the lies about global warming. It's a globalist agenda to control population, and usher in world totalitarianism.

[sandgardendick]

Once again, terrific job. We've slowed down on the aquaponics effort because we've gone crazy establishing our permaculture food forest. Tonight I begin a four day fast that will keep my hands out of the dirt. Perhaps I can now find time to document this recent activity. Also, we've about completed our humanure system that will transpose black waste into soldier fly larvae for the fish/chickens, thus finally closing the loop between our waste and food.

The waste system should avoid code!

[GreenLearning]

I am glad to hear that you are making progress! Over the next year or two I am going to fill in the area around the aquaponic system with square foot gardens. First priority this year is a green energy system then a humanure system so that we can also close the nutrient loop. Interesting fact, over 70% of the nutrients in human waste is in the urine, but all together it does make quality humus. I am currently growing wheat using only urine.

[stucko1]

good effort