below are some of the links I have been reading recently about aquaponics and agroforestry:
-John Robb: One Way to Make Aquaponics Easier
-SFGate: Aquaponics: Water plus fish poop grows plants (about the Aquafarm)
-IOL: Farming fish and plants side by side
-TimesFreePress: Aquaponics farms to be made in the Chattanooga region
-Resilience: Small Scale Aquaponics – From Fish Poop to Seafood Dinner
-Boulder County Business Report: Fresh fish: Bernsteins hooked on growing aquaponics business
[about The Aquaponics Source]
-IBM's Smartplanet: Can aquaponics feed the German capital?
-Resilience.org: Small Scale Aquaponics – From Fish Poop to Seafood Dinner
-Resilience.org: Agroforestry: The Art of Farming With Trees
-WI Public Radio: Aquaponics Advocates Ramp Up Efforts To Raise Yellow Perch
-Gizmag: Aqualibrium uses fish to grow plants, and plants to grow fish
-MichTech: From Sustainability Demo to Fish Taco: Aquaponics at Michigan Tech
-USDA: Hooked on Aquaponics
-USDA: Agforesrty: USDA Reports to America [pdf]
-Thomson/Reuters Foundation: Agroforestry can transform rural economies - climate experts
-Treehugger: Aqualibrium Garden: modular aquaponics for growing food in apartments
-3P: How Aquaponics Makes Commercial Urban Agriculture Possible
-Inter-Faith Food Shuttle: Ef-FISH-ient Food: Mohan and Ben’s Aquaponics Adventure
-Sustainable Business Oregon: Aquaponics company launches hyper-local food in Bend -> about Volcano Veggies
-TheDay (CT): Stonington High graduate developing aquaponics farm -> about Fish Your Food, aquaponics in a shipping container
