Ressources Etiqueté: Hydroponics
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16/06/2015 "Aquaponics is a food production system that combines conventional aquaculturewith hydroponics in a symbiotic environment." (Wikipedia) By combining these two systems farmers are able to increase their yield, decrease costs and deal sustainably with some of the challenges of hydroculture. In...
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Backyard Aquaponics, a company based in Western Australia, offers a very informative website, including pages of basic information related to designs, fish breeds, plants and other topics related to aquaponics. For instance, the following link connects to the aquaponics designs page that offers a...
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19/01/1996 Information about onion seed germination in the tropics.
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AccessAgriculture Training Video Une économie d’eau, une utilisation minimale de terre, moins de main-d’œuvre, une croissance rapide, un rendement élevé de fourrage hautement nourrissant qui améliore votre élevage. Voici les principaux avantages de la production de fourrage hydroponique. Langues...
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This book introduces readers to growing plants by non-circulating hydroponic methods. The general principles and concepts of non-circulating hydropic methodology are explained. Three general methods are detailed.
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Peggy Bradley This is class 7 in the Micro-garden Training and concerns controlling pests with natural means.
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Peggy Bradley The first class in a series of videos on Micro-Gardens. How to grow your own food on a 100 by 50 foot lot
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Peggy Bradley A class on using small containers in a micro-garden. This shows using recycled materials to help construct a garden at home
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In the 19thcentury, a German botanist at the University of Wurzburg,Julius Sachs, dedicated his career to understanding the essential elements that plants need to survive. By examining differences between plants grown in soil and those grown in water, Sachs found that plants did not need to grow...
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Peggy Bradley This is the ninth and final class in the Micro-gardens Course. It discusses products other than food that can be grown with hydroponics.