
Fish + plants
A recirculating growing system where fish and plants form part of the same productive cycle.
Fish, plants and an evolving protected-growing system on the farm.
Aquaponics is an important part of the Emuvale farm plan. The goal is a protected growing system that combines fish, water and productive plant beds, giving us a practical way to grow fresh produce through more of the year.
The planned hothouse brings together aquaponics systems, hydronic heating and a protected environment. It is designed as a working production space first, while also giving us somewhere to demonstrate and document how the systems operate.
The project draws on several aquaponic bed styles, including ebb-and-flow media beds, floating raft or deep-water culture beds, and solids-based growing beds. Each has a different role and gives us more flexibility across crops and seasons.
Emuvale shows aquaponics as it is used on the farm. For the dedicated aquaponics business, systems and background, visit King Valley Aquaponics.
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A recirculating growing system where fish and plants form part of the same productive cycle.

The hothouse is intended to give better control over temperature, frost exposure and year-round production.

Aquaponics sits alongside the orchard, berries and field crops rather than being a separate idea.