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Aquaponic Farming: From Fingerling to Fish Fry
Explore the integration of fish and plant farming in this aquaponics workshop.
Join the Women's Environmental Institute for an immersive workshop on aquaponic farming. This course explores the symbiotic relationship between fish and plants, using Yellow Perch in a hoophouse at Amador Hill Farm as a living lab. Participants will learn the fundamentals of managing an aquaponic system, from fingerling care to harvest. This is an excellent opportunity for gardeners, farmers, and sustainability enthusiasts to gain practical knowledge in a cutting-edge agricultural field.
What to Expect
A practical, educational session focused on the integration of fish and plant production.
Who Should Attend
- Gardeners
- Farmers
- Sustainability enthusiasts
- Students
- Educators
Agenda Overview
Workshop schedule provided upon registration.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Women's Environmental Institute · Non-profit
The Women's Environmental Institute is a research and education center focused on environmental justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is aquaponics?
A system that combines conventional aquaculture with hydroponics.
Where is it held?
Women's Environmental Institute, North Branch, MN.
Do I need experience?
No, this is suitable for all skill levels.
What will I learn?
How to manage a system from fingerling to harvest.
Is registration required?
Yes, register via the WEI website.
Who is the instructor?
Check the WEI website for instructor details.
Tags
Aquaponics
Farming
Sustainability
North Branch
Minnesota
Workshop
Summary
A hands-on aquaponics workshop at the Women's Environmental Institute in North Branch, MN.
Reference:
minnesotagrown.com
Highlights
- Symbiotic farming techniques
- Hands-on lab experience
- Yellow Perch management
- Sustainable agriculture
- Expert instruction
- Hoophouse learning environment
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