Aquaponic technology continues to attract a lot of attention around the globe, especially in the context of urban farming. But how exactly do an aquaponics system work and more important what ...

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has trained some farmers in aquaponics, a technology that combines fish and ...

Jack Lyke looks at an aquaponics project Monday during one of his biology classes at State College High School CDT photo Students in Jack Lyke’s biology class at State College Area High School are ...

Aquaponics, an integrated system that combines aquaculture and hydroponics, is rapidly emerging as a sustainable alternative to conventional agricultural practices. This closed‐loop approach uses ...

Aquaponics, a system of farming that uses no soil, also uses far less water than traditional agriculture. But while the technique is gaining attention, it remains a very niche way to grow produce due ...

In our quest for a better aquaponics, we each face our challenges. Here in Wisconsin, we average five feet of snow in wintertime along with temperatures below -20°F, and often go two solid months ...

Koi fish can be raised in an aquaponics system that includes an aquarium or pond, and a soil-free bed for plants. The excrement from the fish fertilizes the plants in this system. (Tiffany Woods) Skip ...

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. (KABC) -- How can you have a garden with fresh fruits and vegetables when space and water are limited? There is a solution and it's called aquaponics. "I don't even think I ...

In an aquaponics system, fish and vegetables are grown in a sustainable closed-loop system. Fish fertilize the water for the plants, and the plants purify the water for the fish. In a recirculating ...

I grew up in Iowa, so I’ve spent a fair amount of time around farms. I’m well acquainted with tractors, silos, red barns and fields as far as the eye can see. So when I walked into a greenhouse ...

You don't have to clean your fish tank or really water your plants with this nifty aquaponics system, though you'd probably still have to feed the fish once in a while. Aloysius Low is a Senior Editor ...