Best 2020 - Aquaponic Design Plans and Everything You Need to Know: From Backyard to Profitable Business

Best Hobbies & Home 2020 ✔ Aquaponic Design Plans and Everything You Need to Know: From Backyard to Profitable Business. 

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David H Dudley PE Gardening & Landscape Design There does not seem to be any good Aquaponics books. They are all too general, do not provide adequate beginner instructions, do not provide beginner diagrams for the home user (versus aquaponics farmer).That being said this book is a GREAT resource. Even if you have other books or resources, this book is a MUST have for beginners. It is basically an encyclopedia for Aquaponics. ***Everything you need to know is in this book***It is not the Aquaponics for dummies book, but if you take the time to read it all the information you will ever need is in there.

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David H Dudley PE Gardening & Landscape Design I read Sylvia Bernstein's book a few years ago and realized that it didn't have enough details to make me feel confident in attempting to cobble a system together. This book gives you parameters and specific advice on best practices when designing and operating a system. It'll explain parameters such as how powerful of a water pump you need, the size of piping that you should use, the ranges of different chemicals (nitrate, nitrite, ammonia, oxygen, etc.) that must be maintained to keep the system from collapsing.This book covers Deep Water Culture and Nutrient Film Technique enough to decide whether or not to use those systems, and how one should run those systems. The same goes for types of fish. The book goes more in-depth about Tilapia fish and Flood and Drain media bed systems, providing a few instructions and a part list for building a system.This book is like having a teacher. It's worth the retail value (about $60) because it's like a reliable college textbook.The digital Kindle version is only the first edition of the book (which is still good, and which I also have ;). The second edition (currently only available in paper) has dozens of diagrams, product depictions, tons of informational tables, new tips (like using black soldier fly larvae as first food), aquaponic-safe DIY recipes for bug repellent, even a new section on canning your produce.It's extremely nice and easier to plan when you're able to see what items are being referred to via pictures, opposed to not having them like in the first edition.