Aquaponics | Austin Aquaponics | Central Texas Gardener

[@CaliKim29]

It always amazes me how quickly plants grow with this system. Looks like he has it down!

[@jeffrodabro]

Hi Kim, it's Jeff from JT. I'm done with the rolling garden at my house. I am going to do this, and sell locally. Still growing your seeds too.

[@DinoOnRadio]

Great work ! You have inspired me and I'm sure thousands of others. Thank you very much. The world needs more people like you.

[@djflexifresh]

Amazing system but wow that interviewer covered that story amazingly. You could tell she really understood how everything works and wasn’t just regurgitating information and key words

[@jonikoto2138]

Yes,, a man should providing the food for his family...

[@GlobalEarthRepair]

Imagine living in a culture where more people dreamed of running something like this than of driving a fast car..

[@IronKing79]

Soon, my Foundation will be working on third world countries to eradicate hunger and promote quality jobs and healthy eating, while educating the employees in tasks and basic technical skills, while the kids are being taken care off in schools inside the farm. Wish me luck.

[@o0julek0o]

Why not both? I love my cars, but absolutely cannot wait to finish education and get on with my farm.

[@neverstoppulling5169]

My twin turbo mustang is pretty fast and i'm starting an aquaponics farm :D My first greenhouse is 14ft x 100ft

[@ieatshit1]

But fast car go fast. VROOOM!

[@cbr1thou]

That would be boring as fuck

[@SylviaJPabon]

You really can build the garden that does not require weeding, tilling or cultivating, the spreading of fertilizer or compost, and no watering or irrigating; all while your plants yield up to 10 times the amount of veggies than plants from the dirt garden.

[@tawandaniccolls3349]

How can I find it?

[@SylviaJPabon]

Tawanda Niccolls Look into here for additional information: fine4.info/aquaponics-tutorials

[@signalfire6]

Christopher - not warm blooded but tropical. They're originally from Africa.

[@umesh2063]

Hi, Everyone talks only about Nitrate from the fish waste. But what about other nutrients like Potassium, iron, sulphur, etc and many more which is also required by plants? Do you use some external nutrients as well?

[@ivoai8617]

umesh2063 he’s using compost tea

[@muhammadnasirmahmood6754]

100 dollar question

[@guymcgowen4823]

Very observant! nature requires all of the elements and in the same ratio as sea salts. Most of these are met with the pink gypsum and granite. (they used to be the ocean floor now a mountain). A few other items are missing in the system. If we had a list of the compost and tea ingredients we might have a more complete picture. One rule all growers/farmers miss is the microbial balance. 70% RNA with 30%DNA. that 30% should be equal parts 15% bacterial groups and 15% fungal groups. Once you get past beginners stage it would be helpful to purchase a refractometer to do and record you BRIX readings. This your customers can brag on for you.

[@aquahydroman7623]

This is the future, Great info Thanks

[@adrianmark613]

Nice. Did you use rock wool? How do you germinate the seeds and move to the floating raft?what is the method of seed care for the floating raft system?

[@aquaponicssource5005]

Thank you for keeping it simple for me

[@cabecaodoparanapeixesaquap7003]

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[@richardbritt2281]

The water troughs, how does the roots handle being in water all the time? I've seen and been told it isn't good to be in water 24/7 without rotting. I've found no information on how the flow of water is setup in a trough system. Is it drain pipe. Bell Siphon. On your bed with both water and dirt media, how do you get the water into dirt without getting dirt into the water? I really like your system but I'd really love a walk through on how you have it put together, from fish, through the plant beds, to sump pump and back to the fish. Do you have other videos?

[@DeathlyDavid]

I'm not an aquaponics farmer but I believe it is because air is pumped through the troughs. 2:44 .

[@richardbritt2281]

I agree with the trough system and will build the same but I've seen videos where they have floating trays with plants suspended with roots soaking in the water 24/7. Don't understand how they DON'T die.

[@draxxes1]

There's a liner between water and media to keep dirt out but moisture still goes through. No sump pump, pump is in the fish tank recirculated using gravity.

[@draxxes1]

Richard Britt certain plants do well being in water all the time like lettuce, plus its a 45 day cycle.

[@signalfire6]

Richard Britt Yes, it's mostly lettuces that do very well in the water full time; they grow 2-4 times faster because they don't have to push roots through dirt.

[@dionpennnash2986]

He should add prawns to his float beds, adds another yield and will clean the roots and algae from the beds

[@fudgefudge8913]

excellent idea! ty

[@antonymuniu1964]

Great innovations do you have booklets please, ?

[@blakee121]

Can someone please tell me what the soil mixture is? it looks excellent

[@CrystalRicotta]

That dino kale & rhubarb looks soooo good.

[@JoanRBond]

For those who like to build an useful, fundamental, efficient and low-priced aquaponics system, you must discover how to place it altogether and preserve it properly.

[@JoanRBond]

+Joan R. Bond I strongly recommend you to check out this, where you are able to know everything from start to finish in a simple techniques: fine4.info/build-your-own-aquaponics-x00023

[@MikeM-co6dm]

Any info?

[@judgedean460]

Do you give seminars or classes on how to operate a system?

[@brunoromeo9610]

hi , i want to known please why my lettuce stem become long and the leaves small.thanks you

[@tendaishadreck592]

Good Day, I am in Zimbabwe and would like to set up a commercial aquaponic farming, I have a sizable piece of land close to town. May I kindly ask for a engineer's diagram for system set. Can someone help?

[@Giovanni_117]

Keep going at it man, I wanna build one in my new house.

[@giancarlotrimarchi4311]

Ey my friend dis you get the diagram?

[@culaochanhchannel]

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[@JardinBienRegado]

Great video, i'm working on my first Aquaponic system, i posted a few videos on my channel keep uploading videos.

[@jimfisk8958]

Very nice vid Rob. Classy and informative. Great to see the family involved.

[@a1hardwood]

i might say that african cichlids prefer non acidic water so keeping the ph high to match where the fish came from.

[@growownfood4310]

Media filled beds are the most common method for aquaponic gardening.

[@timbeckman1134]

Hydro~aqua-ponics are the future

[@akinsolaakintola7084]

How do i feed my aquaponics Fish?

[@fimacidas7162]

I've down on paper the detail by detail Do it yourself aquaponics system that every newbie can easily follow.

[@fimacidas7162]

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[@MikeM-co6dm]

I'd like to get more info to set up

[@AustinPBS]

Yes, they do! Google Austin Aquaponics Rob Nash to get in touch.

[@MikeM-co6dm]

This is really interesting. I would like to get some more info on how to on this Any info will help

[@pauljohn3230]

I like the idea of the rafts, it seems more simple than having the media beds for just a basic setup... I've seen the rafts floating directly in the fish tanks, ( I know the roots need some kind of protection ) I just wonder are you more limited in what varieties of plant can be grown by this method due to the constant submersion of the roots?

[@restybernola1829]

seminars or trainning have?

[@sherwoodloxdale2007]

The good news is you can create your own aquaphonics system although you have no idea about building aquaphonics before.

[@sherwoodloxdale2007]

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[@alex46215]

better news is, Its aquaponics not aquaphonics

[@politicalcommentary3452]

Love to see it

[@ScreminFlea]

Love the setup. Would love to have a gander at it. I've been running a tiny trial system on the back porch since Dec.

[@MikeM-co6dm]

How is the system working so far?

[@ryanwc67]

Very nice garden

[@tonyp304]

Is there a way to schedule a visit?

[@agri-show]

Wow good, I like

[@fishmanroly7450]

Is there a food safe dechlorinator

[@jarronhaleysorrell]

Legend Very inspiring

[@realcasama]

in every success of a man, a woman hides behind. if a woman not supportive every projects goes down includes future of a man and family

[@fuckyoutubehandIes]

ridiculous statement, a man does not need a women to be successful, i've completed many many projects successfully without anyones support, woman or otherwise, the only thing that limits a man is himself.

[@hippiedabs7544]

You should install solar panels to run the pumps then you would be even greener

[@draxxes1]

it would have to be a 20k + solar system to run that much water. From the looks of it, it has to be at least a 5-10k gph pump he's running 24/7.

[@signalfire6]

this might work - at least would be great to have as a backup in case your power goes out: www.goalzero.com/p/138/goal-zero-yeti-1250-solar-generator-kit

[@andytuesday500]

Awesome thank you 🙏

[@samirsugam]

Hi i am from Dallas, i want visit your firm is it posible..

[@JapanHiroshima]

wonderful

[@MrHarpette]

Sorry, what're the fish fed with?

[@fudgefudge8913]

standard fish food(pellets)

[@Lilthis_n_that]

I'd love to start something like this

[@IronKing79]

Did you?

[@gljay]

Fish are cold blooded.

[@planttube2974]

How about the mosquitos?

[@JohnJones-ew6fc]

How profitable is this?

[@SAULCID1]

Sir , why not tu use a pyramidal set up instead?

[@VikbarzMigo]

I will love to do what you are doing.

[@khmerpoem3505]

😍😍😍

[@suhardisuhardi1084]

amazing

[@bobglastron2987]

Awesome!!

[@TracyTesson-oj6vb]

Hello are you still in business?

[@metallica71787]

Nice and clean? How about nice and brown roots lols

[@everydaykiva6377]

Do the fish have a good quality of life? I don't see them in sunshine or with natural places to swim and replicate life in nature. It just worries me that they're being used in an "industrial" manner, as something that is kept but not given a happy life. Can anyone who does this address the question? Thank you!

[@fudgefudge8913]

The fish are usually not thought of as needing space and what not.. they are for eating and filtering the water, that's it. Idk if your idea would be feasible to keep water controlled (temp, quality). Maybe there would be a way to use a pond for this method? Idk.

[@drpk6514]

6:55 "Tilapia is a warm blooded fish" Well, you need to realize there is no warm-blooded fish in the world.

[@lorenzovarallo6208]

He meant it's a tropical fish

[@olympicgardencrafts]

Tuna and salmon and mako sharks... great whites somewhat as well..

[@donc9275]

I would like to see some real numbers, square footage of growing area, monthly water usage and water bill, electric costs, and start up costs. It all sounds sweet and green, but the bottom line is the bottom line.

[@JohnJones-ew6fc]

+Don C In nominal terms. The price will now rise.

[@bobbyhumphrey6427]

Don C it depends on where you live how mechanically inclined you are and if you can find some of your materials and recycle them like barrels are my gravel beds....i make around 8000$ per month during spring and summer and a little less during winter...i grow niche gardens like gourmet garlic which is hard to find and lots of high end lettuce the high end restaurants love coming to my 2 greenhouse farm but I still grow some things in the ground.good luck

[@leandronobredesousa3328]

Show

[@himlabot7344]

Making aquaponics seems complicated, especially if you have no idea about how to, but it isn't.

[@aoibasara7695]

いいね

[@simontoutant6047]

les légumes hydroponiques contiennentmoins de micro-nutriment que ceux poussé dans un sol de composte forestier.

[@AbsGodwin]

He reminds of Steve Irwin.

[@ander2008ful]

Perféto maistro.

[@buffalo_chips9538]

Too bad this outfit is no longer aquaponic...they are now a hyrdoponic operation....rumour has it he tried adding extra hydro nutrients to his systems and killed off the fish. He needed to add more fish instead...even if it was just goldfish...lol

[@homertalk]

Fish is the most natural route. No chemicals just keeping a balance. Plus fish are pretty to look at.

[@RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia]

@@homertalk Tasty too.

[@willycortez1680]

06:27 Swiss chard

[@WarzSchoolchild]

The Government of Kenya would be very interested in this aquaponics process at the new Konza Technology City Project. (Intended to be Africa's Silicon Valley) It would be supported by POTUS no doubt!;?D

[@darkgalaxy794]

Sux for the fish, cramp ups in small space, a few will die rotten underwater a while till get notice .

[@angeladunbar9997]

dark galaxy Does no one else see how poor the quality of life is for these fish? How about a real body of water they can swim to? Every set up I’ve seen has had cramped, unnatural settings for the fish. Also, the pumps are loud and the fish have to endure that, plus stomping and banging doors. We sure seem to have a hard time replicating nature

[@Coopogers]

I can see both sides... The need to keep the fish protected from predators and the importance of stress free fish living in a natural habitat. 🤔 I will be keeping this in mind

[@angeladunbar9997]

What predators though? The house cat? How about an actual body of water and a channel to the green house?

[@michelleromney8728]

Hey cousin you go!

[@christopherdine1258]

Wait... Did he just say a fish was "Warm blooded"? Slip of the tongue I hope

[@cosmopessoa1556]

these aquaponics guys will never ever tell you what they fed the fish and fish feed cost% of the operation

[@ananddrayson1679]

You do not need lots of skill about gardening to grow plants and fruits without toxic chemicals with aquaphonics system

[@ananddrayson1679]

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[@takencareofbidness]

Interesting but I think it's very inhumane treatment of the fish. They can hardly move.

[@TopWelderInTheWorld]

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[@wangtie9602]

ABANDONED BUILDINGS LIKE HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS CAN BE TURNED INTO GOOD PLACE TO DO THIS TYPE OF FARMING.

[@microedenlocallygrownmicro6474]

It’s a beautiful set up but who wants to eat food grown in Styrofoam 🤮

[@trueaquaponics6825]

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[@romygime5822]

Feel sorry for the poor fish in that small tank over crowded and the filthy dark polluted water nothing like the clean clear water from the nature. very cruel

[@atomicwendy]

overall it's nice. but, those fish have a sad existence...

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