The World’s First Aquaponics Documentary Film planned

Aquaponics Documentary Indiegogo from Karney Hatch on Vimeo.

The film will explore the history of Aquaponics in Mexico (the chinampas originated by the aztecs) and Asia (traditional combinations of fish and plants grown together).

Karney Hatch, director of “Plant This Movie”, and Maribou Latour, host and creator of the Visonary Aquaponics podcast, are teaming up to make a documentary about aquaponics around the world!

We will visit and report on some of the most exciting aquaponics projects in the world today:

The chinampas of Mexico (they’re still there!)
Bustan Aquaponics (Cairo, Egypt)
Evergreens Republic Farm (Hong Kong)
Shumin Wang (China)
Aquaponics and Earth (Haiti)
Agroponicos (Puerto Rico)
Baird’s Village Aquaponics (Barbados)
University of Virgin Islands, where aquaponic studies began
Veracidade & Engineers Without Borders, Jardim de Gonzaga, & Terra A Terra Arquitetura (Brazil)
Earthan Group, Joel Malcolm, & Chris Sharpe (Australia)
Murray Hallam’s home setup in Australia
Wairakei Primary School (New Zealand)
Chatterson Farms, Aquaponic Lynx, & Green Acre Aquaponics (Florida)
Morningstar Fishermen (Central Florida)
Fresh Farm Aquaponics (Connecticut)
Bigelow Brook Farms (Connecticut)
Bright Agrotech (Wyoming)
Nelson and Pade (Wisconsin)
Green Phoenix Farms, Austin Aquaponics, Sand Creek Farm (Texas)
Garden Pools, Mesa Community College, & Endless Food Systems (Arizona)
GrowHaus, Colorado Aquaponics, and Grow Everywhere (Colorado)
Santa Fe Community College and Earthships (New Mexico)
NorCal Aquaponics, SchoolGrown & Ouroboros Farm (California)
Ingenuity Innovation & Mobius Microfarms (Oregon)
True Blue Aquaponics (Washington)
Friendly Aquaponics & Living Aquaponics (Hawaii)

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