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sepp holzer aquaculture video


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Aquaculture



This is part 3 of the  Sepp Holzer's 3-in-1 Permaculture documentary videos (Farming, Terraces, and Aquaculture) that you can find Here

This video covers a wide range of water topics, not just raising fish. There is discussion of self-sustaining aquatic life that produces fish for market, how Sepp creates these ponds with both pigs and machinery, and the different types of ponds and water systems he employs on his land. Not only are there deep ponds for fish, but shallow wetlands where frogs and other natural food for the fish naturally breed and naturally move to the deeper ponds. Sepp explains his use of pumps and pipes to generate power, pump clean water without any electricity, move water from one pond to another to regulate temperature, and extend the growing season by spraying the crops with water. Sepp explains why he does not irrigate, and how he avoids it, as well as the role that stumps and rocks play in the creation of healthy aquatic ecosystems.




You can find the complete set of of these documentaries HERE for $15:



Or you can purchase Farming with Nature by itself HERE.

You can also find Sepp's documentary "Permaculture Now! - Desert or Paradise?" HERE


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