Our Technology
Benefits
By investing in an aquaponics system, you become a steward of this intricate, life-giving network, playing a vital role in promoting sustainable practices that safeguard our planet for generations to come.
Sustainable, Resource-efficient Practice
Can be adapted into Urban Farming
Gaining popularity in agricultural practice
Benefits
By investing in an aquaponics system, you become a steward of this intricate, life-giving network, playing a vital role in promoting sustainable practices that safeguard our planet for generations to come.
Sustainable, Resource-efficient Practice
Can be adapted into Urban Farming
Gaining popularity in agricultural practice
How can Urban Farming help ASD youths?
Attention to detail
Systematic Thinking
Comfortable with Routine
The unique strengths of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) make them ideally suited for the aquaponics industry. Their meticulous attention to detail and systematic thinking are invaluable assets in navigating the delicate balance required to maintain a thriving aquaponics system.
Embracing the strengths of those with ASD within the aquaponics industry not only benefits the operation, but also empowers the individuals themselves. The sense of purpose and fulfilment they derive boosts their confidence and self-worth. By fostering an inclusive culture that celebrates the incredible assets individuals with ASD bring to the table, the aquaponics industry becomes a beacon of opportunity – a place where they can find their true calling and make an indelible impact.
History of Urban Farming
The concept of using nutrient rich water from fish ponds to fertilise crops has roots in ancient agricultural practices of civilisations like the Chinese and Aztecs.
NASA scientist Dr. William Wolverton studied the use aquaponics in closed ecological systems (such as space habitats) in the 1970s.
Aquaponics started to gain more attention in the 1980s and 1990s as a sustainable method for food production.
Aquaponics is a rapidly growing industry, and is a popular solution for urban agriculture, food security, and environmentally sustainability initiatives around the world.
This advancement has laid the groundwork for Green Skies to create meaningful opportunities and address social inclusion challenges for ASD youths in urban environments.
ANCIENT ROOTS
The concept of using nutrient rich water from fish ponds to fertilise crops has roots in ancient agricultural practices of civilisations like the Chinese and Aztecs.
A MODERN INTERATION
NASA scientist Dr. William Wolverton studied the use aquaponics in closed ecological systems (such as space habitats) in the 1970s.
GAIN TRACTION
Aquaponics started to gain more attention in the 1980s and 1990s as a sustainable method for food production.
URBAN AGRICULTURE
Aquaponics is a rapidly growing industry, and is a popular solution for urban agriculture, food security, and environmentally sustainability initiatives around the world.
NOW...
This advancement has laid the groundwork for Green Skies to create meaningful opportunities and address social inclusion challenges for ASD youths in urban environments.
The concept of using nutrient rich water from fish ponds to fertilise crops has roots in ancient agricultural practices of civilisations like the Chinese and Aztecs.
NASA scientist Dr. William Wolverton studied the use aquaponics in closed ecological systems (such as space habitats) in the 1970s.
Aquaponics started to gain more attention in the 1980s and 1990s as a sustainable method for food production.
Aquaponics is a rapidly growing industry, and is a popular solution for urban agriculture, food security, and environmentally sustainability initiatives around the world.
This advancement has laid the groundwork for Green Skies to create meaningful opportunities and address social inclusion challenges for ASD youths in urban environments.