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An Introduction to Aquaponics | Jonathan Martinetto

Podcast |: The Permaculture Podcast
Publisher |: Scott Mann
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Natural Sciences,; Permaculture,; Science & Medicine
Categories Via RSS |: Natural Sciences,; Science & Medicine
Publication Date |: Nov 14, 2020
Episode Duration |: Unknown

Seafood represents the largest traded food commodity market in the world. 3 billion people depend on fish and other farmed or wild-caught foods as a source of protein, according to figures from the World Wildlife Fund. Regretfully, the majority of fish stocks are not sustainable, as they are overfished or fully exploited. Seeking sustainable and […]

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Visit Our Sponsor: Building a Better World in Your Backyard Become a Patreon of The Permaculture PodcastAs permaculture practitioners, is there something we can do in our designs and processes on small spaces to decrease our reliance on commercial food sources while using the byproducts of raising fish to grow other crops?

To help us explore this question, Jonathan Martinetto joins me today to share his work helping people create viable home and backyard aquatic ecosystems. These systems, whether a countertop tank or outdoor pond, allow us to grow fish and food, while caring for our environment and community, using aquaponics.

In this introductory conversation, Jonathan shares some of the basics to consider when putting together a system, including minimum yield, some of the species appropriate for his environment in Melbourne, Australia, and resources to learn the basics before setting up your own system.You can Jonathan’s aquaponics work at Melbournequaponics.com.au and his free, online course at aquaponicsrevolution.com.

As permaculture practitioners, we need to have as many tools that are appropriate to our needs in our toolkit as possible in order to find the right solutions. All the solutions to our problems are out there, but it’s a matter of knowing about the options in order to be able to implement them, so conversations like this with Jonathan to introduce aquaponics, or the recent episode with Matt Arthur to talk about bokashi, expand on what we can bring to bear to solve out design, systemic, or community problems.With that need to know in mind, are there any subjects that you would like to hear an introduction to in the future? If so, send me an email and let me know that topic and any people or resources I should consider.

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The Patreon bonus episode to accompany this release is out on Friday, November 13.

Until the next time, spend each day building and restoring ecosystems, while taking care of Earth, yourself, and each other.

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