Nayong Kalikasan's Sustainable Aquaponics System: From Hobby to Agri-Tourism Attraction
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Discover the fascinating world of aquaponics at Nayong Kalikasan Farm! What started as a simple hobby has blossomed into one of the main attractions of our agri-tourism tours. Our aquaponics system not only captivates visitors but also offers a hands-on experience. Guests can harvest fish that are later served fresh during lunch at the farm!
Aquaponics combines aquaculture (raising fish) with hydroponics (growing plants without soil). The fish produce nutrient-rich waste that fertilizes the plants, while the plants naturally clean the water for the fish, creating a sustainable, self-sufficient ecosystem. Our aquaponics system is unique because we practice sustainable farming by feeding our fish with plant-based food like duckweed, azolla, and Gynura plants.
The use of Gynura as fish food provides numerous benefits. It's packed with nutrients, helping to improve the overall health of the fish and reduce reliance on commercial fish feed, which lowers environmental impact. Learn more about this innovative and eco-friendly system and how it plays a vital role in our farm's mission of sustainability!
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Aquaponics, Sustainable Farming, Nayong Kalikasan, Agri-Tourism, Fish Farming, Eco-Friendly Farming, Gynura Plants, Aquaculture, Hydroponics, Experiential Tour, Organic Farming, Fish Harvesting, Sustainable Fish Feed, Duckweed, Azolla, Filipino Farms, Sustainable Food Systems
Wow very productive aquaponica system
Yes this is sustainable farming
It is nice to see fish in aquaponics system tank.
Thank you for sharing this aquaponics I really appreciate them
Yes Po napuntahan na Po Namin yan sa field trip Po Ng IAcademy school
This is really sustainable because the feeds are coming from the plants in the aquaponics bed
This really educational and nice to have especially during pandemic
Yes agree