Sylvia Bernstein's guest appearances

Sylvia Bernstein

Sustainable World Radio- Ecology and Permaculture Podcast

You CAN Homestead

The Prepared Homestead

Aquaponics For Everyone

Garden Dine Love | Farm to Fork | Farm to Table

The Organic View Radio Network

Valhalla Movement Podcast (Formerly Superhero Academy)

Diana Leafe Christian

Joel Salatin

Adam Roa

James Clear

Nathan Chan

Simon Sinek

John Lee Dumas

Daniel Vitalis

Jennifer Sodini

Paul Stamets

Joe Martino

Preston Smiles

Steve Walsh

Carolyn Baker

Alexi Panos

OwlTail

Episode 121: Learn how to grow your own organic veggies and fish in an Aquaponics system. In this episode, I talk with Sylvia Bernstein, the President of the Aquaponic Source and author of the book Aquaponic Gardening: A Step By Step Guide to Growing Fish and Vegetables Together. Aquaponics is a closed recirculating system. Using only 10% of the water of conventional agriculture, Aquaponics can be done almost anywhere, even in times of drought. Aquaponics uses the waste byproduct of fish as a beneficial organic input to grow plants. Sylvia tells us what fish and plants thrive in an Aquaponics system. Vegetarians can grow "ornamental" fish like koi and fish eaters can grow tilapia, catfish, or trout to harvest.  According to Sylvia, some of the other benefits of Aquaponics include a lack of weeds, waist-high beds for gardening ease, and no costly inputs like fertilizer and herbicides.

Episode 121: Learn how to grow your own organic veggies and fish in an Aquaponics system. In this episode, I talk with Sylvia Bernstein, the President of the <a href="http://theaquaponicsource.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aquaponic Source </a>and author of the book Aquaponic Gardening: A Step By Step Guide to Growing Fish and Vegetables Together. Aquaponics is a closed recirculating system. Using only 10% of the water of conventional agriculture, Aquaponics can be done almost anywhere, even in times of drought. Aquaponics uses the waste byproduct of fish as a beneficial organic input to grow plants. Sylvia tells us what fish and plants thrive in an Aquaponics system. Vegetarians can grow "ornamental" fish like koi and fish eaters can grow tilapia, catfish, or trout to harvest.  According to Sylvia, some of the other benefits of Aquaponics include a lack of weeds, waist-high beds for gardening ease, and no costly inputs like fertilizer and herbicides.

Aquaponics 101 with Sylvia Bernstein

Superhero Academy PodcastSylvia Bernstein- “The Aquaponic Source”For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOONIn this podcast, Marc Coppola from the Valhalla Movement interviews the creator of The Aquaponic Source, Sylvia Bernstein. They debunk lots of misconceptions concerning aquaponics as well as other details and questions that people want to know about aquaponics.Main Questions Asked: •	What is aquaponics, specifically?•	What is aquaponics used for?•	What is the difference between aquaponics and hydroponics?•	What needs to come together in an aquaponic system?•	What kinds of plants are growing in an aquaponic system?•	Who can set this up? Is this something we can do in our backyards?•	Do you think it's feasible to grow enough food for a family, to be able to survive if they were to set up their own aquaponics system?•	What kinds of fish can I grown in an aquaponics system? •	What are you feeding these fish?•	Can they save money, growing their own food in an aquaponics system?  •	What are the challenges to using aquaponics?•	Is this viable for the world? •	How big of a solution is aquaponics, in your mind?Contact Information for the Guest, Sylvia Bernsteinhttp://www.theaquaponicsource.comCome check out more of what we do onwww.valhallamovement.com www.superheroacademy.net

Superhero Academy Podcast Sylvia Bernstein- “The Aquaponic Source” For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON In this podcast, Marc Coppola from the Valhalla Movement interviews the creator of The Aquaponic Source, Sylvia Bernstein. They debunk lots of misconceptions concerning aquaponics as well as other details and questions that people want to know about aquaponics. Main Questions Asked: •	What is aquaponics, specifically? •	What is aquaponics used for? •	What is the difference between aquaponics and hydroponics? •	What needs to come together in an aquaponic system? •	What kinds of plants are growing in an aquaponic system? •	Who can set this up? Is this something we can do in our backyards? •	Do you think it's feasible to grow enough food for a family, to be able to survive if they were to set up their own aquaponics system? •	What kinds of fish can I grown in an aquaponics system? •	What are you feeding these fish? •	Can they save money, growing their own food in an aquaponics system? •	What are the challenges to using aquaponics? •	Is this viable for the world? •	How big of a solution is aquaponics, in your mind? Contact Information for the Guest, Sylvia Bernstein <a href="http://www.theaquaponicsource.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.theaquaponicsource.com</a> Come check out more of what we do on <a href="http://www.valhallamovement.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.valhallamovement.com</a> <a href="http://www.superheroacademy.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.superheroacademy.net</a>

Sylvia Bernstein || Superhero Academy Podcast Ep. 1

In this episode we interview Sylvia Bernstein from the Aquaponic Source about getting started with your backyard aquaponic system.  You’ll hear:  The biggest mistake she made when she got started Her journey from hydroponics to aquaponics How many fish to use per Gallon of Water A little soapbox rant about feeding fish How the plants get their 16 essential nutrients What plants to start of with in your home aquaponic system.

In this episode we interview Sylvia Bernstein from <a href="http://theaquaponicsource.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Aquaponic Source</a> about getting started with your backyard <a href="http://www.aquaponicsforeveryone.com/hawaii/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">aquaponic system</a>.  You’ll hear: <ul> <li>The biggest mistake she made when she got started</li> <li>Her journey from hydroponics to aquaponics</li> <li>How many fish to use per Gallon of Water</li> <li>A little soapbox rant about feeding fish</li> <li>How the plants get their 16 essential nutrients</li> <li>What plants to start of with in your home aquaponic system.</li></ul>

Episode 4 – The One With Sylvia Bernstein About Getting Started With Backyard Aquaponics