PhD, Aquaponics, Aquaculture and Fisheries Specialist, Clemson Extension Food Systems and Safety Program Team, Forestry and Wildlife Resources Program Team, Water Resources Program Team
Recreational ponds are a unique addition to any landscape and offer many benefits to the owner. Recreational ponds typically provide one or more of these common goals: visual amenity, fishing, swimming, wildlife, or bird watching,…
Using alternative agricultural methods to produce food for family consumption or generate income has gained interest due to recent food safety concerns with commercially cultivated produce, the smaller footprint required, and the ease of regulating…
Four types of ponds are common in South Carolina; these include aquaculture, irrigation, recreational, and stormwater ponds. Pond type influences the practices used to manage water quality, water quantity, and aquatic biodiversity. This article provides…
Alternative ways to grow healthy fresh food are being discovered by households and small farmers due to space and resource limitations. One alternative food-production method gaining in popularity is aquaponics. Aquaponic production allows families to…
