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The Sustainable Aquaponics Podcast

The Sustainable Aquaponics Podcast

By: Ken Rust
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 Aquaponics is an emerging technology around the world and is a sustainable approach to food production. We discuss current issues, events, and techniques. There are lots of opportunities, and pitfalls for the industry and farmers to navigate. Continuing on a path of sustainability is crucial to the mission. Education, food production for urban farms, commercial opportunities, ...missions,opinions, greed, science.Ken Rust Natural History Nature & Ecology Science
Episodes
  • Episode9: Dr. James Avault Part 2- Headhunters

    Episode9: Dr. James Avault Part 2- Headhunters
    Jun 19 2025

    Dr. James Avault, aquaculture pioneer, arrives at Auburn for his graduate work, and later arrives at LSU in 1966 to develop the World Aquaculture Society, and the origin of rice-crawfish production in Louisiana. He has traveled to over 30 countries, and instructed many successful contributors to the aquaculture industry.

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    30 mins
  • Episode 8: Dr. James Avault, Part 1

    Episode 8: Dr. James Avault, Part 1
    May 30 2025

    Dr. James Avault is a pioneer in aquaculture development in the United States. He has many accomplishments in developing careers, research, consulting and development of whole fishery industries. Hear the beginning of his story here and look forward to Part 2.
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    16 mins
  • Episode 7: Cannabis Aquaponics with Cameron Heil

    Episode 7: Cannabis Aquaponics with Cameron Heil
    May 13 2025

    Cameron Heil with Ounce of Hope is an innovator and successful farmer growing cannabis hemp using aquaponics in a unique system with dual root zone and living soil. It is definitely cutting edge. This is a controlled environment farm in an industrial warehouse. The business is vertically oriented and Ounce of Hope is providing value and professionalism to the industry.

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    43 mins
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