This sort of recirculating agriculture, which combines farmed fish and edible fruits and vegetables, has the potential to enhance food production without depleting water supplies, all while recycling the nutrients naturally produced by fish into natural fertiliser. Water recirculation in aquaponics systems can reuse water at 95% to 99% efficiency, especially in dry and semiarid environments; the water rarely needs to be replaced or discharged because it is continuously recycled.
Furthermore, because it does not use soil, Aquaponics does not contribute to topsoil erosion or other detrimental effects on global soil quality, and no chemical fertilisers are required. Similarly, typical gardening pesticides are not used because they could harm the fish, and there is no risk of soil-borne disease. Another benefit of aquaponics is that plants may be cultivated in very tiny places and grow quickly due to the extra beneficial compounds found in fish waste. You can also more easily control the temperature environment than in traditional soil gardening.
On the other hand, not all crops are compatible with Aquaponics, and there is always the issue of fish farms in general to consider. Potatoes and sweet potatoes are among the most difficult plants to grow aquaponically, as are corn, vine crops and melons, all of which demand a lot of nutrients or supportive overhead space. While aquaponics saves water, it can also be expensive to set up (depending on the size and complexity of the system) and consumes a lot of electricity due to the water pumps and temperature regulators. Aquaponics is also more technical than traditional farming and other non-soil production techniques, making it more vulnerable to unanticipated failure and malfunctions (for example, when a plant's roots develop too quickly and overcrowd the system).
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