Well one out of the three might be beneficial for them....
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| Author: | bioaquafarm [ Mar 28th, '13, 20:41 ] |
| Post subject: | Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
I personally like the weathgrass tray grow on the stacks, they are using soil in the net pot....water looks clean! They seem to have a decent filtration mechanism but I think it looks overpowered on areation, look the video and you can see a gayser coming up from some fish tank. Most of the plants in the video do not look particularly good, potassium deficiency on basil, cuccurbit not looking great either, root/stem rot and dumping off desease, many plants looks stretched and yellowing leaf is abundant. I think the video has beeen taken when it was still a young system, you can obviously see the DWC raft have not been drilled yet. WEB http://www.rhibafarms.com/project-aquaponics VIDEO http://player.vimeo.com/video/14033417 |
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| Author: | RupertofOZ [ Mar 28th, '13, 21:18 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
It looks like they've got their act together a bit now.... but the startup video was frankly just plain embarassing... I can't understand why they even posted it... |
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| Author: | bioaquafarm [ Mar 28th, '13, 22:08 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
They didn't post it on the website at least, I've found it around and I tought it might have help to see what they are up to, probably they would not like it and I'm sorry if this will not look good on the portfolio, I also pointed out that it was just been set up and of course we all know the painfull stages of a stabilisation process. It seems they have the horticultural experience judging by the rest of the facility. I only hope they would have been here among us to share some personal experience. |
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| Author: | bioaquafarm [ Mar 28th, '13, 22:41 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
From more research and videos; 1)they do plant tissue analysis to correct the nutrient deficiency 2) they are member of "THE AQUAPONIC ASSOCIATION" 3)They are student of Friendly AP |
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| Author: | RupertofOZ [ Mar 28th, '13, 22:44 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
Well one out of the three might be beneficial for them....
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| Author: | Jarocal [ Mar 29th, '13, 03:01 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Rhibafarm in Arizona. |
RupertofOZ wrote: Well one out of the three might be beneficial for them.... Being a member of the Aquaponic Association?  Am I right?  Did I win a prize? 
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