Simply put, an Aquaponic system combines traditional Aquaculture with Hydroponics. The fish and plants in an Aquaponic system live...

The portal offers teachers the ability to select a range of products from ready to go classroom kits to larger scale outdoor set ups.

Aquaponics and Hydroponics in schools provides students with a hands-on approach to sustainability and STEM Education and learning.

Cost effective ways to grow food at home. Grow food using Hydroponics, Aquaponics, Vertical Farming, Planters and Indoor Herb Gardens.

Schools across Australia are adopting Aquaponics and Hydroponics into the curriculum to help with STEM Education and sustainability

The bio-economy is a new model for industries. It offers a framework for using renewable biological resources sustainably to manage our land

Vertical farming is the practice of growing food on vertically inclined surfaces using the same principals of Hydroponics and Aquaponics

Urban Green Farms supplies schools with Aquaponic farming systems as well as courses for students and teachers. STEM Education made easy.

Urban Green Farms can help with grant proposals and programmes for Aquaponics in Schools and STEM Education. Grants now available

Urban Green Farms brings STEM Education to life with Aquaponics in the Classroom. The students in year 3 at St Pauls in Victoria adopted the

Farmers are stuck with a lack of labour, for 2021, that leaves much of the world noticing increased food prices and empty shelves

Hydroponic and Vertical farming setups are simple and easy, some products such as a simple grow tower can feed a household.

STEM education are important for all stages of our learning, jobs and everyday life. This is now easier than ever with an abundance

Urban Farms Are Thriving During The Pandemic. Urban farming is booming as people across the globe are investing in their own gardens.

Cities to become sufficient in food supply, to their communities and those who may be less fortunate. Vertical farming is the answer

Urban Green farms has a number of schools across the county who have implemented hydroponics and aquaponics into STEM learning environment

Hydroponics, by definition, is a method of growing plants in a water based, nutrient rich solution. Hydroponics does not use soil.

STEM education is as important as ever, helping to develop innovative learning through new tools and frameworks. Fun and engaging for all.

The AquaSprouts adopts traditional Aquaponic methods. Students will learn about “mini-ecosystems” and aquaponics,

Aquaponic and Hydroponic farming methods. With the use of organic seeds you can grow fresh produce that is free from pesticides and nasty