The Human Assistance Network Structure Thailand won very first reward in an international contest sponsored by Johnson & & Johnson Co. for its aquaponics job.
Speaking at the HHNFT’s yearly basic conference March 18 at the Kid Security and Advancement Center, structure Deputy Director Siromes Akarapongpanich stated companies from 84 nations had actually gotten in the contest.
Aquaponics resembles hydroponics because it’s an approach of growing plants— in this case veggies– in a soil-free environment. Nevertheless, while hydroponics utilizes just water, aquaponics balances water, water life, germs, nutrient characteristics and plants.
The secret is fish: Aquaponics exchanges the waste spin-off from fish as a food for germs, which is then transformed into a fertilizer for the plants which, in turn, bring back the water to a tidy environment to the fish.
The job is simply part of the HHNFT’s general “sufficiency economy” program influenced by the mentors of the late King Rama IX. Kids are taught to grow veggies, tend a mushroom farm, take part in the husbandry of fish, ducks, chickens, crickets and pigs, and more.
