Wouldn’t it be great to have a vegetable/herb garden, worm bin, and fish tank all rolled into one? Such an invention already exists, and the easy at-home version is called a Fishy Farm. I like the littler version for a fun take on indoor gardening with fish tank aquarium, but in the bigger outdoor version you can grow rainbow trout or tilapia for consumption as well. The fish wastewater is piped up to the veggies/herbs to be used as fertilizer. No soil is used, only clay type balls and volcanic rock, and around those balls are red worms that eat anything that the plants don’t use. The water then drains Continue reading
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