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1 Aquaponics
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3 AQUAPONICS a field guide to be profitable By JORGE PANG Director of Aquaponics Selovita, LLC
4 Aquaponics DEFINITIONS
5 What is Aquaponics? Is the happy marriage between aquaculture and hydroponics
6 What is Aquaponics? is a sustainable food production system that combines conventional aquaculture, (raising aquatic animals such as snails, fish, crayfish or prawns in tanks), with hydroponics (cultivating plants in water) in a symbiotic environment.
7 What is Aquaponics?
8 What is Aquaculture? Aquaculture, also known as aquafarming, is the farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, mollusks and aquatic plants. Both, freshwater and saltwater.
9 Why Aquaculture vs Fisheries
10 What is Hydroponics? The process of growing plants in sand, gravel, inert media or liquid, with added nutrients but without soil.
11 Why Aquaponics? SAVES 95% of the water required by inground growing, Grows Vegetables and Fruits faster, No need to water, No need to weed, No need for pesticides, fertilizers, herbicides or fungicides, No need for antibiotics or hormones, Aquaponic Systems can be used in very cold or very hot climates, Most systems pay for themselves in about three years, Maintenance is minimal, These systems ARE portable, The systems can produce YEAR-ROUND vegetables, fruits and fish, The entire system can be Solar-Powered and Completely Automated.
12 What Can I Grow? Lettuce
13 What Can I Grow? Tomatoes
14 What Can I Grow? Basil
15 What Can I Grow? Strawberries
16 Leafy Greens, Herbs, Medicinal Herbs, Squash, Peas, Cabbages, Eggplant, Zucchini, Kale, Brussels sprouts, Peppers, Broccoli, Spinach, Cauliflower, Beets, Green onion, Garlic, What Can I Grow?
17 What Can I Grow? Tilapia
18 What Can I Grow? Koi
19 What Can I Grow? Aquarium species
20 What Can I Grow? Peacock Bass
21 What Can I Grow? Sturgeon Carps Catfish Trout Salmon Bream Eel
22 What Can I Grow? Freshwater Shrimp
23 What Can I Grow? Crawfish
24 How Much Does It Cost? Depends on what do you want to do? Hobby systems starts at $50, To support a family of 4-5 start at $8,000, Commercial systems start at $300,000.
25 Hobby System
26 Hobby System
27 Single Family System
28 Single Family System
29 Commercial System
30 Commercial System
31 What Do I Need To Get Started? Before you start, ask yourself this questions? Do you LOVE working with animals and/or plants? Do you REALLY care for the environment? Do you LOVE working hard? If you answered NO to one of this questions, then Aquaponics is not for you. If you answered YES to all.
32 What Do I Need To Get Started?
33 What Do I Need To Get Started?
34 What is your USP? Unique Selling Proposition You should be able to convince the buyer why he/she should buy from you
35 Organic vs Non-Organic
36 Organic vs Non-Organic
37 Organic vs Non-Organic
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39 Organic Certification Agencies in Florida Quality Certification Services Americert International
40 THANK YOU
41 CONTACT INFORMATION SELOVITA, LLC 3093 Kennesaw St Fort Myers, FL P F Contact : Gary Winrow or Jorge Pang gwinrow@selovita.us / jlpang@selovita.us Website:
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