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    This document contains a student's name, student ID number, class, and subject, followed by a summary of how a hydroponic aquaculture system works. The system collects rainwater in large tanks with fish. The water is then filtered and passed through a biofilter to convert fish waste into nutrients for plants. The treated water enters long hydroponic tanks holding suspended plants. Pumps cycle the water back to the fish tanks to restart the process. The student opines that this system is good for growing crops with limited land as it uses water as a growing medium and conserves water compared to soil-based farming.

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    This document contains a student's name, student ID number, class, and subject, followed by a summary of how a hydroponic aquaculture system works. The system collects rainwater in large tanks with fish. The water is then filtered and passed through a biofilter to convert fish waste into nutrients for plants. The treated water enters long hydroponic tanks holding suspended plants. Pumps cycle the water back to the fish tanks to restart the process. The student opines that this system is good for growing crops with limited land as it uses water as a growing medium and conserves water compared to soil-based farming.

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    Hydroponic Aquaculture: How One System Works

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    This document contains a student's name, student ID number, class, and subject, followed by a summary of how a hydroponic aquaculture system works. The system collects rainwater in large tanks with fish. The water is then filtered and passed through a biofilter to convert fish waste into nutrients for plants. The treated water enters long hydroponic tanks holding suspended plants. Pumps cycle the water back to the fish tanks to restart the process. The student opines that this system is good for growing crops with limited land as it uses water as a growing medium and conserves water compared to soil-based farming.

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    Name : Nisa Solihati

    NIM : 2223180028
    Class : 3A
    Subject : Critical Listening
    Hydroponic Aquaculture:
    How one system works

     First, collect rain water in a large tank then they add fish.
     The next depended process happens in this way; the rain water collected in the large tanks
    slowly runs out of the bottom of large fish tank and into another tank.
     Next the water is then filtered.
     After the water is filtered, it is passed through a bio-filter that contains bacteria. And these
    bacteria convert any harmful ammonium produced in fish waste into nitrites.
     These nitrites are then used to feed the plants in the next stage of process.
     After the water is passed through this bio-filter it enters to 100 foot long hydroponic tanks.
    Just above of the 100 foot long tanks of water plants are suspended on trails.
     Well the pumps use to cycle water back to the 3000 gallon fish tank and then the
    hydroponic process start all over.

    Opinion
    In my opinion about this system, that this system is very good for people who want to grow
    crops but have narrow land. Because this system uses water as a planting medium. Besides the
    water needed is also not too much compared to using soil media.

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