Demonstration Case: Advanced Indoor Aquaponic System by Ben-Gurion University

Explore this demonstration case of Ben-Gurion University’s advanced indoor aquaponic system-a cutting-edge approach to sustainable agriculture. This innovative setup grows both fish and lettuce, recycles most of the water, converts solid waste into energy, and optimises nutrient use for plant growth-producing almost double the yield of traditional methods.
🎥 Special thanks to Galit Yardeni from Ben-Gurion University for capturing this project in an engaging video.

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Great project and research work! Kudos!
It is my understanding that bio gas production from manue in general and aquaculture sludge in particular is quite limited. You are claiming that energy self sufficient operation would be possible. Is that calculated from your data collection and published somewhere? Very interested to read that.