From Paul_Bubrick@npi-lv.ccmail.compuserve.comThu Oct 19 22:28:59 1995
Date: 19 Oct 95 14:32:15 EDT
From: Paul_Bubrick@npi-lv.ccmail.compuserve.com
To: sanet-mg@amani.ces.ncsu.edu
Subject: Hydroponics

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From: Paul Bubrick at NPI-LV
Date: 10/3/95 5:10PM
To: INTERNET:sanet-mg@ces.ncsu.edu at CSERVE
Subject: Hydroponics
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Subject: Hydroponics
Author:  Paul Bubrick at NPI-LV
Date:    10/3/95 5:10 PM


  Hello all,
  
  As part of the Int. Symp. on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in 
  Amherst in August, 1995, we visited an interesting hydroponics 
  set-up called Bioshelters.  In this scenario, a greenhouse houses 
  both a tilapia (fish) farm, and a basil production unit.  Tilapia 
  are in tanks below, and hydroponics basil above.  Water is 
  recirculated through the system, with the tilapia water supplying 
  nutrients to basil, and basil purifying the water.  A contact to 
  reach this operation is Dr. Lyle Craker, Dept of Plant and Soil 
  Sci., U. Mass., Amberst, MA 01003.  I'm sorry I don't have a phone 
  or E-mail number.
  
  Paul Bubrick
  Paul_Bubrick@NPI-LV.CCMAIL.COMPUSERVE.COM

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