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'''Aquaponics''' is an integrated [[agricultural]] biosystem that combines the raising of [[aquatic animals]] (especially [[fish]] and [[crustaceans]]) with [[horticulture]]. The concept of aquaponics has been used for centurys in [[South-East Asia]] and is gaining popularity in [[Australia]]. It is [[symbiotic]] relationship and a sustainable form of agriculture that uses fish waste to [[fertilize]] plants and plants to clean and oxygenate [[water]] for fish. | '''Aquaponics''' is an integrated [[agricultural]] biosystem that combines the raising of [[aquatic animals]] (especially [[fish]] and [[crustaceans]]) with [[horticulture]]. The concept of aquaponics has been used for centurys in [[South-East Asia]] and is gaining popularity in [[Australia]]. It is [[symbiotic]] relationship and a sustainable form of agriculture that uses fish waste to [[fertilize]] plants and plants to clean and oxygenate [[water]] for fish. | ||
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Revision as of 03:03, 23 July 2010
Aquaponics is an integrated agricultural biosystem that combines the raising of aquatic animals (especially fish and crustaceans) with horticulture. The concept of aquaponics has been used for centurys in South-East Asia and is gaining popularity in Australia. It is symbiotic relationship and a sustainable form of agriculture that uses fish waste to fertilize plants and plants to clean and oxygenate water for fish.