Aquaponics and the potential of BSFL farming in Ethiopia
comparing the use of water and land of aquaponics and conventional agriculture in the context of Ethiopia and assessing the potential contribution of Black Soldier Fly Larvae (Hermetia illucens) in small-scale aquaponic farmers in EthiopiaAquaponics and the potential of BSFL farming in Ethiopia
comparing the use of water and land of aquaponics and conventional agriculture in the context of Ethiopia and assessing the potential contribution of Black Soldier Fly Larvae (Hermetia illucens) in small-scale aquaponic farmers in EthiopiaSamenvatting
The natural resources in Ethiopia are under intense pressure as a result of population growth and inappropriate farm practices. Introducing alternatives could be a step forward in reducing the impact of farming on natural resources. In Ethiopia, the pressure on water bodies and land is high which results into water shortages and land degradation. Aquaponics is an interesting alternative compared to conventional agriculture, as aquaponics has the ability to reduce pressure on water and land.
Organisatie | Van Hall Larenstein |
Afdeling | Bos- en Natuurbeheer |
Partner | Hogeschool Van Hall Larenstein |
Jaar | 2016 |
Type | Bachelor |
Taal | Engels |