Education is what's needed in the 3rd world, and not just about AP (though that would be great)
Many Thai farmers just chuck more and more chemical fertilizer on their land to produce the same harvest every year and inevitably get further and further into debt.

? That video is weird, AP is in a different font and in the way. Did someone just paste that on top of an existing video or something? It's not a religion you know, would pasting the word hydroponics be just as weird?

Edit: it's definitely pasted on top of an existing video. Stupid.

(modified from the original version by Frank Gapinski to show how Aquaponics should be a part of our world food solution!)

Where can money be invested today that will give the investor a reasonable rate of return and more importantly assure a safe investment that will be long lasting and be selling product into a growing and insatiable market? Go through the list of all of the possibilities you can think of, and then, add in these additional benefits to the equation:




Produces food on a year round basis
Can be solar powered
Can use recycled water
Employs local semi-skilled labor (women, men, young and old)
Enhances the value of the property and surrounding property
Is non-polluting
Produces organic food and requires 90% to 95% less water than in-ground growing
Can be installed nearly anywhere in the world
Produces an organic fertilizer that can be used on any crop or plants


How are we doing? Interested enough yet to ask, “What’s the catch?” or do you need more benefits?
Let’s add in:
Unlimited expansion in a designated territory
NO FRANCHISE FEES
Small annual renewal fee
Constant updates to the technology
Engineers available to be on site to help with the initial installation
Consulting help at a very reasonable rate


If you are NOT interest yet, stop reading. This opportunity is for first adaptors who are sophisticated investors and willing to help the industry expand into new territories.
CCRES AQUAPONICS (large aquaponics systems combining aquaculture – the culture of fish, with hydroponics – using only water and water based nutrients to raise plants) is over 4,700 years old and is not new technology. What CCRES AQUAPONICS has done is to bring the technology into the 21st Century through the use of simple modern equipment and careful design. The commercially designed CCRES AQUAPONICS are modular, simply constructed from locally obtained materials, easy to operate and very nearly failure proof. The systems can lose power for over twelve hours and have NO adverse effects on the plants or fish.