Breaking News: Save Money On Produce And Proteins By Starting Aquaponics Now

Aug. 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Between the cost of groceries and gas is it any wonder families are finding it tough to meet monthly costs, however aquaponics can save people money, while giving them healthy alternative choices too. It's getting tougher for a family of five to make ends meet so why not start growing your own food and proteins with aquaponics?

Already the benefits of growing through aquaponics are quickly making their mark in the food growing businesses. The produce is cleaner than ground grown vegetables and aquaponics produce grows a lot faster. http://www.prlog.org/12184403-breaking-news-aquaponics-is-the-new-trend-for-growing-your-own-food.html There are no pesticides or residues attached to aquaponics and the produce uses nutrients from water and worm castings in a natural cycle from the system. "I truly believe that aquaponics will become the food growing industry favorite of the 21st Century soon enough." -Victoria Kelley

The incidence of a nasty bacterial outbreak like E-Coli, is signifcantly reduced in comparison to soil based produce. Growing the aquaponics way is an ideal method because it is quick, clean and easy to do.The University of Hawaii did a study last year in October 2012 about harmful bacteria on Aquaponics produce. http://aquaponics-how-to-guide.info/aquanewsletter/ The results spoke for themselves; vegetables grown in aquaponics systems were less likely to have things like E-Coli bacteria present in comparison to ground grown produce. "This is good news for people wondering about pesticides, bad bacteria and other questionable residues in aquaponics systems." said Victoria Kelley from the Aquaponics Survival Communities.  

As more people gather to communities where they can learn about growing their own produce and proteins, the costs of their living expenses is greatly reduced. "A lot of people are always asking questions in the community about raising fish in this healthy environment along with the produce from aquaponics growing." -Victoria Kelley.

The Essential Fish Care Guide In Aquaponics was written by Victoria and it became a very good resource for beginners to use in their aquaponics systems. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DLHL3BO With 13 good reviews the book is doing very well on Amazon Kindle. "The book saves me a lot of explanations and written messages to folks. I can now just redirect people to the information they need to have a successful aquaponics system, along with very happy fish."

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