News: Internet Trends Pointing More Towards Aquaponics Gardening And Sustainability

FORT GARLAND, Colo. - July 2, 2013 - PRLog -- People's ideals about growing their own foods and becoming more self sufficient with gardening like Aquaponics, is fast becoming the new way of doing things. New laws that have allowed certain companies not to label their foods has been good for people in one way. They now see a real need to grow their own food to ensure their own long term health.

"Every day I see more people join the ASC community http://aquaponics-how-to-guide.info/aquanewsletter/ who want to know about organic gardening, caring for fish in aquaponics, natural ways to fertilize their gardens and how to get rid of pests in the garden without chemicals. These are good changes because people are now genuinely choosing another way to live.They no longer want to rely on a food system that has questionable health side affects attached." -Victoria Kelley

Yes it is true that people grew produce in victory gardens for many years around the world without the use of Aquaponics. http://www.prlog.org/12167221-news-aquaponics-and-self-su... People didn't have to worry about additives, chemicals or genetics in their foods either.  Most of the growing was out of need because we were always supposed to grow produce for ourselves and our communities. "Why are we changing the natural order of growing?" Is the question millions of people are now asking.

The produce that people grew for hundreds of generations was healthy produce, there were no questions about how, why or who grew the food. Local people and neighbors were the gardeners, teachers and helped their community with growing and raising livestock. The Aquaponics Survival Communities is once again helping bring back that education to people. "The ASC magazine is written by beginners, enthusiasts and professionals. Everyone has something to share and we were always supposed to use the knowledge to teach others. That is how we make our world better for everyone and not just the few." -Victoria Kelley

Aquaponics is now giving gardening a modern twist with an ancient cultural background. People are flocking to pages like Aquaponics Survival Communities to learn more about this form of gardening. Victoria Kelley just wrote a book titled " Essential Fish Care In Aquaponics," http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DLHL3BO to help beginners understand the fine balance needed to raise proteins and produce together. "I broke the book down into simple common sense terminology that just about anyone could understand. The book works for beginners and mid-range Aquaponic enthusiasts who want to start off on the right foot towards having a healthy thriving system." - Victoria Kelley

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