permaculture

[Keith Johnson <keithdj@mindspring.com>]

George, et.al.,
I recently met some folks in Western Kentucky who are doing some amazing 
mercury-, hormone-, and GMO-free, fish polyculture in 400 Acres of 
ponds. The especially interesting part is their use of paddlefish, a 
North American native species related to sturgeon and a filter feeder, 
which keeps their pond system much cleaner and converts algae, a 
pollutant, into a food resource. An additional payoff is in the form of 
caviar, a specialty food currently soaring in price due to stock 
depletion in the rest of the world.
Check 'em out at http://www.ourbestcatch.com/
Keith

sustain_ability@123mail.org wrote:

> Hello Lawrence, 
>
> I subscribed to all newsgroups. Rec.pond is a spam factory, sadly. I was
> hoping for an authoritative source. My property doesn't have many
> redeeming features, and I was looking at fish farming as a way out. 
>
> Best Wishes
> George