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Project Q4297374 in Slovenia, Italy
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Promoting a green agri-food industry through the introduction of aquaponics
Project Q4297374 in Slovenia, Italy

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    645,129.98 Euro
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    758,976.44 Euro
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    10 January 2017
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    31 March 2020
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    Ca' Foscari University of Venice
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    Q4370484 (Deleted Item)
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    Aquaponics is a combined production systems that allows for a reduced environmental impact in the agricultural and food industry. This techniques consists in growing plants without soil and with a reduced water consumption compared to traditional agricultural practices, recycling organic waste from fish farms. Aquaponics has the following benefits: (1) it does not involve the use of fertilizers; (2) it limits the consumption of soil, as plants do not have to fight for nutrients; (3) it does not require pesticides. Hence, aquaponics is considered to be a “green” technology. (English)
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