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They provide all the materials needed to get started, and Mason<br />
and aquatic specialist Ron Sieber answer any questions you might<br />
have. They also explain each step and its end result.<br />
“We had a great turnout at our first workshop, and we want to<br />
thank everyone who came out to support us! As always, we loved<br />
having an opportunity to educate you on aquaponics and its many<br />
benefits. We hope this important first step will have a ripple effect<br />
toward a more eco-friendly lifestyle for you and your family.”<br />
Not only will this type of farming create less pollution, but it will<br />
solve the water shortage problem facing the country and the planet.<br />
The greens are also pesticide free and chemical free, which is<br />
optimal for your health.<br />
When it comes to creating an aquaponic design the sky is the<br />
limit literally. If you have a lot of space in your yard, they can create<br />
a beautiful and practical aquaponic system anywhere. You can<br />
have a koi pond, the greens can grow on a vertical pipe, and you can<br />
have as many grow beds as you want. It can be a small aquaponic<br />
garden, or one large enough to feed your family. Just contact Mason<br />
at Aquaponics and he will arrange for a consultation and come up<br />
with a customized plan perfect for your home.<br />
“Aquaponics can play a major role in solving the problem of high<br />
organic vegetable prices. It can be used for both large scale crop<br />
production as well as growing food in your home. Growing food<br />
with aquaponics requires very little work – simply feed the fish and<br />
the rest of the system handles itself!”<br />
Fruits and vegetables grown with aquaponics can be harvested<br />
year-round if grown indoors. A large space is not necessary to produce<br />
a sizeable amount of food. A two or three-foot grow bed can<br />
easily produce food to feed an entire family.<br />
The folks at Aquaponics will answer any questions you have and<br />
set up a system perfect for your needs. You can get a very small fish<br />
tank or a large one – it’s your choice. But one thing for sure, growing<br />
your own organic produce is something many people dream of<br />
– yet don’t know exists.<br />
“We are teaching people how to grow their own food with Aquaponics.<br />
We’re also creating a movement to prove that sustainability<br />
and ecological awareness will solve societies toughest problem –<br />
carbon emission and clean air,” adds Mason, who is absorbed in the<br />
big picture of this revolutionary culinary eco-system.<br />
Aquaponics can also change the way farming is done in the future.<br />
It takes a quarter of the land, very little water and produce can be<br />
grown vertically. Mason is bullish about showing restaurant owners<br />
how to grow their own herbs and produce via Aquaponics systems.<br />
“One seed can give the whole planet it’s future. You don’t need<br />
fertile land, it requires 90 percent less water, there’s no run-off, no<br />
pesticides and it grows quicker and tastes better.”<br />
Mason’s message is optimistic, yet realistic. “We are running<br />
out of land, water and sustainability on earth, Aquaponic systems<br />
solves most of these problems.”<br />
Call for a free consultation and sign up on their website to be notified<br />
about the next interactive workshop at their office in Delray Beach.<br />
AQUAPONICS<br />
900 East <strong>Atlantic</strong> <strong>Ave</strong>nue #13<br />
Delray Beach, Florida 33483<br />
561-865-7950<br />
seventhgenerationsolutions.com<br />
mason@seventhgenerationsolutions.com<br />
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