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bio flock fish farming systems

                                       BIO FLOCK FISH FARMING

What is the Bio flock fish farming system

It is a mechanism for utilizing waste, organic and inorganic matter, this is a profitable and environmentally friendly way for the environment and for the producers who currently use it for fish farming.

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This market is facing increasing challenges given the current environmental conditions and the scarcity of water resources, which has led to the search for cheaper options for the economy and with low environmental impact. Therefore, there is a need to develop a cheap technology with the ecosystem, which will make it possible to improve the current environmental conditions in aquaculture. Under these conditions, the main objective of Biofloc Technology (BFT) is to replace traditional fish farming methods, reduce water consumption and its negative impact on the ecosystem, as well as reduce production areas and promote good use of water in terms of conservation and conservation.

While it is true that an aquaculture system requires the use of large volumes of water and large areas of infrastructure, these types of obstacles are completely reduced with the Biofloc system, considering that the water exchange rate in a traditional system can range from 20% to 300% per day and reduced to almost 0% with Biofloc technology. In a traditional fish farming system the production can be up to 3-5 kg ​​per cubic meter depending on the quality and amount of water compared to Biofloc systems which can be up to 40 kg per cubic meter. Revolutionizing and increasing the production volume in many regions of the country Sustainable reasons for Biofloc technology

The Biofloc fish farming  system increases aquaculture production and works optimally for production systems. From the moment the fish are laid down in the tanks to the final consumer, you take into account a number of daily tasks such as using organic material as the microbial protein, thus reducing the production costs for feeding a bit and thus obtaining an excellent product Quality.

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Information about hydroponic farming method

HYDROPONIC FARMING

The crop you want to grow will determine the hydroponic system you should use.

If you have decided to grow in a hydroponic system when starting your farming business or continuing an existing project on your farm, it is important that you understand the different species that exist and their main characteristics.

Hydroponics is the cultivation or cultivation of plants without using soil or soil. The necessary components are water and nutrients. The benefits of hydroponics include conserving and saving water, making efficient use of resources, and greatly reducing the use of pesticides.

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The different hydroponic systems can be divided into two: those with roots in the substrate and those with roots directly in the water or without a substrate. Below you will find a description of each.

roots in the substrate

wick or wick system

The wick or wick hydroponic system is one of the simplest as it does not require electric pumps to transport nutrients or sprinklers. In addition, it requires few materials, such as:

a container with an opening at the bottom

a special wick that comes in contact with the root of the plant

the nutrient solution

It is important to realize that this system works with individual plants and not on a large scale. It is also advisable to use plants that require little water.

Flood and flood technique In this technique, also called ebb and flow, the trays in which the substrates and plants are placed are temporarily flooded to allow them to absorb the nutrient solution. Once the substrates have sufficiently absorbed the nutrients, the solution is drained back into the tank.

This technique allows the use of different types of substrates and a variety of vegetables. However, care must be taken to ensure that the pumps work properly Drip system with recovery (drip system)

This system is similar to traditional agricultural drip irrigation, except that excess water is collected for reuse. Although this technique allows for more efficient use of nutrients, it is easier to control pH and nutrient solution in a non-recovery system.

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WEIGHT GAIN DIET PLAN

In this article we want to recommend a healthy menu for people who need to gain weight and gain a few pounds or, as it is colloquially known, "get fat". We'll also explain how you can tell if a person is underweight, the most common causes that can cause it, and give you some recommendations on which foods to avoid or encourage to achieve that weight gain.

Remember that the menu we share is a proposal with general recommendations that should be adapted and individualized based on the nutritional status and habits of each person.

What do we mean by underweight?

First, we need to know how to determine if a person is "underweight." Body weight is evaluated using the famous BMI (Body Mass Index), this is a parameter that relates a person's weight and height: weight (kg) / height (m)2 and allows the general population to be classified as healthy Weight , underweight or on the contrary, overweight or obesity.

This parameter tells you that if a person is below 18.5 kg/m2 then they are underweight or underweight. However, it should be noted that this parameter has its limitations, since it does not take into account the person's complexion and genetics, aspects that should be evaluated in consultation to determine the "ideal" WEIGHT GAIN DIET PLAN 

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How is the ideal weight determined?

Actually, we don't like to talk about ideal weight in consultation, but about healthy weight. And it depends on several factors such as: the genetic predisposition of the person, whether he is male or female, whether he is an athlete, the level of stress (there are hormones that promote weight loss), the state of nutrition and health, etc.

Therefore, it is not entirely realistic, and in some cases even dangerous, to determine underweight based solely on the BMI value or the number marked on the scale.