Next Generation: Fish farming and fertilizing

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http://www.azbiz.com - University of Arizona doctoral candidate Jason Licamele demonstrates his project that grows tilapia fish and fresh vegetables in a closed water system. Part of the monthly Next Generation series, which highlights the work of young scientists, researchers, doctors and engineers.

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  • really nice!!!

  • he's hot

  • nice

  • @giftsfromtheholyland

    really brah, you cant send this guy your number in a message

  • hello buddy what a great work you done

    can you call me pls if you dont mind

    714 884 8354

    John

  • Aloha Aquaculture Enthusiasts: Thank you for posting. Alos, thanks to Dr. James Rakocy, Dr. Wilson Lennard, Dr. Gideon Hulata and Dr. Allen Riggs who have done a great job presenting at the International Workshop on Aquaponics and Tilapia during August 2010 at Hilo, Big Island of Hawaii. To learn more about the workshop and to watch many free, full length presentations from that workshop go to AquacultureHub-dot-org.

  • very interesting. Hey, Jason, can you give us a tour?

  • tell me how much it cost to make a fish farm and what are the requirments that you need to breed fish and whats the procedure i really thinking to invest in it .

  • We should study their natural habitat and mimic the exact conditions if not even better.

  • do you sell this fish to people interested in starting thier own farm?

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