David E's video: Biogarden for organic duckweed production varieties for human consumption fish or livestock feed

Bioponica develops versatile and robust grow system that for producing plants in soilless conditions. These tables can be adapted to grow aquaculture, earthworms as well as all varieties of plants, in a highly sustainable manner. Benefits of this approach to small scale growing includes reduced labor, recirculated and reused water and nutrients, no 'spent water' or need to discharge any waste. Our process encourages the use of inexpensive biomasses to be converted on site to a liquid fertilizer suitable for organic plant fertility and fish feed, organically. A more efficient grow system brings more profits and an easy to use operation. It is estimated that if each household, worldwide, were to grow 50-100 sq ft. There would be no need for an industrialized agriculture or centralized food dependency. The duckweed aquatic plant holds promise to feed the entire worlds population in a time of need. Within this 3000 SF greenhouse are 1150 SF in Biogarden grow beds and 3200 gallons of aquatic tanks. This is optimal space utilization with adequate working space between each grow system. One 60 SF table (20' length x 3' width ft) will provide enough produce in a year to earn between $3000 and $10,000 in product at wholesale. Income from fish or aquatics can be added to that. Fish are both profitable and suitable for the Biogarden setups. Using bioponics technique, fish are optional. When using the longer 40' Biogarden troughs for water culture, duckweed is an excellent plant that holds great promise in feeding the world. More on duckweed: https://bioponica.net/2019/01/11/growing-duckweed/ Other profitable plants grown in these 20 and 40' grow systems are microgreens, wheatgrass, hemp, tomatoes, earthworms. Aquatic table setups support spirulina, crawfish and fingerlings in the troughs and tilapia, carp, trout, koi, etc in the 18" tanks. Growbeds are suitable for plant and aquatics deep water culture, soilless aggregate, NFT nutrient film technique. Find us at: Bioponica.net