Charlie wrote:
Welcome Josh.
Unfortunately like a lot of things there is a lot of bad information out there so Im glad you stopped in here before you forked out money for something that wouldn't give you what your after.
There is a lot of great information here on the forum, from a range of people from all over the world and real life experiences. We always recommend browsing the 'IBC of aquaponics' for a lot of the basic information surrounding aquaponics.
Another good recommendation is to build or buy a small system and learn from there for a year or two. You usually find yourself expanding a small system and adding different types of components to advance your knowledge. Using the forum you will get the answers to all your questions.
There is also a lot of good books around, search the forum here for recommendations.
The only Aquaponics course I would recommend is by Ryan from Chatterson Farms but Im unsure if he is anywhere near you as he is in Florida.
Heres the details for that one.. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aquaponic- ... 503?nomo=1
Other than that any studies in Aquaculture would help. Theres no such thing as a degree in Aquaponics but if you have experience in aquaculture and horticulture it would greatly help in advancing your knowledge around aquaponics. But if your looking to go into business with AP, well.. stop back in after a couple years of experience and see where your at.
Unfortunately like a lot of things there is a lot of bad information out there so Im glad you stopped in here before you forked out money for something that wouldn't give you what your after.
There is a lot of great information here on the forum, from a range of people from all over the world and real life experiences. We always recommend browsing the 'IBC of aquaponics' for a lot of the basic information surrounding aquaponics.
Another good recommendation is to build or buy a small system and learn from there for a year or two. You usually find yourself expanding a small system and adding different types of components to advance your knowledge. Using the forum you will get the answers to all your questions.
There is also a lot of good books around, search the forum here for recommendations.
The only Aquaponics course I would recommend is by Ryan from Chatterson Farms but Im unsure if he is anywhere near you as he is in Florida.
Heres the details for that one.. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aquaponic- ... 503?nomo=1
Other than that any studies in Aquaculture would help. Theres no such thing as a degree in Aquaponics but if you have experience in aquaculture and horticulture it would greatly help in advancing your knowledge around aquaponics. But if your looking to go into business with AP, well.. stop back in after a couple years of experience and see where your at.
Great advice
