Right around the time a barrel of oil was around $150 USD I stumbled upon an article from an "expert" saying that the solution to resolve hunger was to give more money to poor countries in order to buy more tractors and more agrochemicals! So wrong! Then a thought popped into mind: " Do something! No matter what! Anything is better than nothing! ". Mission: increasing awareness of hydroponics and aquaponics as key tools in fighting hunger around the world.
Roger Pilon, Editor
Hello everyone! How I got into hydroponics is a long story...let's just say that it involves a lot of tedious farm work as a child, unsuccessful 'dirt' gardens of my own and a near electrocution from a semi-submersible hydroponic pump. I've learned that hydroponic gardening is the only way to garden for me and I've been working at it for several years now. I've built ebb/flow, nft, Mittleider, wick and passive systems and I'm always on the lookout for the easiest and most efficient means of hydroponic gardening...If you have questions, I would be more than happy to answer them...
President of the Aquaculture Association of Queensland Inc Australia
Bruce Sambell has been involved in the fish business for over 30 years. He is the serving president of the Aquaculture Association of Queensland Inc., as well as vice-president of the Queensland Aquaculture Industry Federation Inc, and a member of Queensland's Freshwater Management Advisory Committee (FMAC). In 2006 he was awarded a life membership of the Aquaculture Association of Queensland, in recognition of his service to aquaculture. Before setting up his fish farm he operated a wholesale and retail aquarium business from Sydney.
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