Hydroponic crops like basil often taste better than soil-grown plants as the optimal specific nutrients supplied to the plant maximise quality and aromas. Hydroponic production boosts growth far beyond what can be achieved from growing in traditional soil based field culture methods, and uses far less water. The water is continually being recycled and thus […]
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Aquaculture in Australia provides varied opportunities satisfying the ever-increasing demand for fish and crayfish produce. Combined with diminishing natural populations of aquatic organisms and habitat decline, aquaculture’s prospects are compelling. However the industries future resilience will largely be governed by efficiency and sustainability. The production of commercially viable aquatic organisms in artificial habitats, achievable through
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For the aquaculture initiate, the foresight of due diligence may well prove the most critical. Misconceptions of farming fish and crayfish are widespread. The laid-back perception of leisurely throwing in feed and a net while dreaming of easy profits will soon disappear once you speak to people in the trade and/or through personal experience. The
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