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Aquaponics

for Beginners

A step by step complete guide for beginners on how to build their Aquaponics

Denis Garret

Copyright 2020 by Denis Garret

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Contents

Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing Aquaponics for Beginners . How does this book differ from others? Aquaponics for Beginners walks you through all the steps to produce a successful harvest. Broken down into straightforward steps--from planning to harvesting and everything in between--a checklist of reminders ends each chapter. This book outlines the process, in simple terms, so that everything exists for you to have a successful garden.

Aquaponic gardening continues to become more popular as people seek ways to provide self-sustaining environments for growing fruits and vegetables that require very little maintenance. Using fish and plants, a complimentary blend is created where the fish feed the plants through a waste cleansing process, and the plants feed the fish through a nutrient cleansing process. As the system remains balanced, the fish and the plants virtually take care of themselves.

When it comes to an aquaponic garden, the proof of its success is found in the easy, eco-friendly process and abundant harvest. This one-of-a-kind garden continually gains top-of-the-world attention because it brings together all the best gardening has to offer, including the ability to:

• grow anywhere
• grow any time
• use 90 percent less water
• produce ten times the harvest of a soil garden
• harvest in half the time of a soil garden
• provide maximum nutritional value
• be free from fertilizers
• be free from pesticides
• be free from herbicides
• be virtually infestation-free
• be virtually destructive-free
• use minimal space

When it comes to an aquaponic garden, the hardest decision you'll have to make is deciding what type of container youd like to use when harvesting your new produce.

Aquaponics for Beginners presents a simple step-by-step program to help you plan, set up, maintain, harvest, and enjoy the most robust garden you could ever imagine. Whether you've grown another type of garden before or this is your first time, this book provides all the information you need to experience this fantastic growth process.

Because of the versatility of an aquaponic garden, every system is different. This is the beauty of the system. You can make one that matches your needs.

Theres a lot to learn, but the information you need is easy to understand and apply. Taking a brief look at the internet for ideas can be helpful; however, videos lack the depth required to understand all the dynamics behind each step of an aquaponic system.

There are plenty of books on this subject on the market, thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible; please enjoy!

Chapter One: Aquaponics Overview

What is Aquaponics

Dictionary.com defines aquaponics as, a farming system that circulates wastewater from animal aquaculture to hydroponically cultivated plants, whereby the plants draw nutrients from the waste and filter the water, allowing for its recycled use by the aquatic animals.

Lets break this definition down a little bit further:

1. aquaponics is a farming system
2. as part of this farming system, fish are grown in a fish tank where they provide water and wastewater
3. the waste and the wastewater are then piped into the hydroponically cultivated plants, meaning plants that are growing in a soilless environment
4. the plants draw nutrients from the waste and wastewater as generated from the fish tank
5. the waste and wastewater from the fish tank are continually recirculated through the plant bed system, allowing the plants to thrive and provide an abundant harvest

This type of system is a win-win situation for both the plants, the fish, and you. Because of your minimal efforts, you receive a plentiful harvest of vegetables to go along with your grilled fresh fish, a complete meal that is sustainable all year round, anywhere you'd like your garden to grow.

The whole point of an aquaponic system is to create a setup that is low maintenance with a high yield: no weeds, no dirt, no fertilizers, and no watering. The idea behind this garden is to let the fish do the work for you.

To begin building your system, there are a few questions you will want to ask yourself. Look at each of these questions. Get an overall view of all that is considered to put your system together. Then, each question will be answered further to give you more insight as to how each piece works together, so you can find that one that works best for you.

The first questions you will want to ask yourself are:

• What type of system can you afford?
• What type of system would you like?
• What type of fish would you prefer?
• What type of plants do you seek to grow?
• Where would you like your system located?

To answer what kind of system you can afford, you need to know how much aquaponic systems cost. When it comes to building your system, you can go all the way to purchasing a brand-new one, for as much as $10,000, or you can find each piece you need at a garage sale, thrift store, or online for as little as $100.

The next question, what type of system would you like? Following is a list of the most popular aquaponic gardens. Again, this is a simple overview that will be discussed in greater depth in upcoming chapters:

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