Aquaponics (Hydroponics and Aquaculture) … Does anyone have advice. I’m especially looking for blueprints.
October 19, 2011 2 Comments
Image by tofutti break Question by Sui Generis: Aquaponics (Hydroponics and Aquaculture) … Does anyone have advice. I’m especially looking for blueprints. I’m starting a business and I’ve scoured the internet in search of blueprints and/or groups, communities, and forums designed for aquaponics on a large scale. So far everything I’ve encountered online has been […]
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Image by lsasser Jim Derby – A "Raising Bee" not a Bumble Bee. Raising a 1/5 scale model of a timber frame while discussing the raising sequence and framing details. The model is of an actual three-bay "English" barn with a common purlin roof system, a very common type of framing in Northern New England. […]
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Image by mrmole It is time to revisit the wormary. I am more than pleased with how things are going, ever since I got hold of an old plastic dustbin lid to put on the top (and so to keep the rain out) everything inside has started to run really well. For the worms this […]
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Image by D-Lab This is part of the hydroponics demo that was built Juahuapamba. Rosario, the school principle, showed some of the models after the community built hydroponics together. Taken: 1/25/10. Credit: Amber Question by srmc_007: What is the best known use of hydroponics? Does anyone know what uses hydroponics have been used in? Example […]
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Image by Mouse ‘nuf said. This is Penny (front) and Ginger. Question by Tamaki: Can Chickens and Turkeys eat the same feed? I have mainly chickens and I’m hatching 10 chickens and 2 turkeys. Do you think they’ll be fine if the turkeys eat chicken feed? Thank you! What do you think? Answer below!
Continue reading …deference in nutrient runoff from agriculture fields and organic wastes from municipal wastewaters?
October 15, 2011 3 Comments
Image by mckaysavage So amazingly simple, but effective, a light and water trap for insects in the field. Obviously only effective where electricity is readily available, such water traps – just a bucket of water and a light bulb – actually work quite well in attracting and distracting and eventually killing a host of otherwise […]
Continue reading …Does anyone know of a good lighting program that has been sucessful for broiler chickens?
October 11, 2011 3 Comments
Image by calamur Mumbai si dotted with these little shops that sell chicken …. This one is near Amboli in Andheri West Question by georgia: Does anyone know of a good lighting program that has been sucessful for broiler chickens? I would love to find one that has been shown to work successful to aide […]
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Image by clicclic The ugliest, most utilitarian part of my 2008 science experiment (garden) is this square foot soreeyesight. I will say this though: sq ft gardening is amazingly efficient. I still need to put up the cages for the tomatoes along the back 4 pink ozarks 6 sweet pimento peppers 4 cayenne peppers 1 […]
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Image by United Nations Photo A family in Tarialan, Uvs Province, Mongolia, uses a solar panel to generate power for their ger, a traditional Mongolian tent. 28/Jul/2009. Tarialan, Mongolia. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe. www.un.org/av/photo/ Question by benzene: please is there anyone using a solar home power system? please i need to know your combination of solar […]
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