Die groente in Kleinskuur se akwaponiese stelsel het nog nooit eers snuf in die neus gekry van enige gifstof wat naby hulle verby beweeg het, op hulle gespuit is of dalk in hulle groeimedia of water gegooi is nie. Vleisetende goggas eet die plantetende goggas. Continue Reading
In this last part of the series on aquaponics we focus on the little things that can become big things if not attended to. Very often new aquaponic farmers setting out to conquer the world have spent so much time, energy and research on sourcing material and building their systems that they forget they still …
Last month we focussed on the bacteria system as the crucial element in aquaponics to form a complete ecosystem with the fish and plants. It is very important for an aquaponics system to remain in balance to create optimal conditions for health and growth. The system is in balance when the ammonia released by the …
In aquaponics you can grow up to 120 different types of vegetables, all at the same time, if you want to, but we are often asked: What about onions, carrots, and sweet potatoes? A wicking bed will be your answer. Although not strictly part of your aquaponics system, you can use nutrient rich water from …
During the Covid-19 lockdown Kleinskuur will still be selling produce directly from our farm. So keep your immune system strong by coming by and stocking up on our fresh, beyond organic produce.
Last month we started this series looking at factors you need to consider before starting with aquaponics. In this issue we answer the question: Why aquaponics? Difference between aquaponics and hydroponics: What makes it different to or better than hydroponics? Also, what is the difference between using fish in aquaponics and a traditional aquaculture system? …
80% of entrepreneurs starting a business fail within the first 18 months (Forbes) – this is a scary statistic for anyone looking to start a new aquaponic venture. In this series we shall cover principles that will increase your success rate and reduce your risk for failure. You don’t have to be part of the …
Healthy living begins with healthy eating. The social media rave about superfoods, warns about allergies that may be caused by poisonous substances, promote eating habits without sugar and starch, rave about the advantages and disadvantages of meat . . . and about organic production. With organic production the bacteria in the soil are encouraged to do the important work – feed the plants.