Aquaculture intensification is providing cheap protein for the populace around the world.
However, the rapid growth of aquaculture is resulting in the production of wastewater which …

The aquaponics production system integrates hydroponics and recirculatory aquaculture
system for the simultaneous production of plants and fish. At a time, such as the …

Increasing scarcity of irrigation water is threatening global winter wheat production and food
security. As a major world food crop, irrigation has been pivotal in enhancing the sustainable …

The effects of salt-induced stress in drug-type Cannabis sativa L.(C. sativa), a crop with
increasing global importance, are almost entirely unknown. In an indoor controlled factorial …

This comprehensive review explores aquaponics as an environmentally friendly solution
aligned with SDGs and food sovereignty, assessing various aspects from system design to …

Aquaponics is known to be a smart way of producing fish and crops simultaneously;
however, there is a paucity of information about the extents of this system's efficiency over …

Meeting the global demand for water and food using conventional production strategies
often entails substantial energy consumption and waste generation. In contrast, aquaponics …

The bioeconomy comprises all primary arms of production, including industrial and
economic sectors that employ biological resources and techniques to generate bio-based …

Due to the serious environmental pollution and waste of resources resulting from
aquaculture solid waste, its treatment and disposal have attracted wide attention in recent …

In aquaponic systems, plants absorb dissolved nutrients from aquaculture wastewater for
their growth. The removal of nutrients allows reuse of water and minimises wastewater …