A natural, closed-loop ecosystem that grows fish and vegetables together — using up to 90% less water than conventional farming, with zero pesticides.
Aquaponics combines aquaculture (raising fish) with hydroponics (growing plants without soil) in a single re-circulating system.
Fish waste enriches the water with ammonia and nutrients.
Naturally occurring bacteria convert waste into nutrients plants can absorb.
Vegetable roots take up the nutrients, growing pesticide-free and fast.
The plants filter the water, which recirculates back to the fish tank.
Plant roots float directly in nutrient-rich water for fast, consistent growth — ideal for leafy greens.
Stacked growing layers maximise yield per square foot — well suited to compact or urban sites.
A thin film of nutrient water flows across roots in sloped trays — efficient water and space use.
Our systems run on our own IoT sensor network, tracking water quality, fish tank conditions and weather data around the clock — giving us (and our project partners) the data to farm consistently at commercial scale.
Whether it's a backyard system or a commercial farm, our team can walk you through it.