I love farming

Good hand with green tumb means you grow well all your plants.

Worth Sharing ❤

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Sharing is caring! Thank you for helping us spread the channel🙏🤙

Awesome live the exact reasons why I started my aquaponics journey

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Amazing! Wishing you all the blessing and bounty with your aquaponic journey 🤙🙏

you are doing great.........keep it up

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Thank you so much 😀🙏

Thanks for inspiring the new generation of Filipino Farmer. God bless always!

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

The younger generation is our future🙏 Praying for young farming leaders to step up 🤙🙏

good job man

Wow Amazing good job happy farming.

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Many many thanks

How are the concrete tanks, are they affecting the water chemistry? I see some people are using fiberglass to line the tanks in the Philippines. How available is fiberglass there? Do you think it would help on water quality?

Im interested about aquaponic system

Can i visit your farm sir?

Sir regarding your star link video did you have to buy a new star link or did the one from US work.

Research black soldier fly……free chicken food

So you went to a traditional and income generating/charitable farm to criticize their ways of farming and hype up your "sustainable" way/aquaponics. So far how much money have you spent on your aquaponics farm? And how much is the revenue as of today? So are you saying that instead of spending their farm income to help the disabled people they should spend 200k+USD to build sustainable aquaponic like yours? I know, I know. Their farm currently has some problems, blah blah blah, but who doesn't? is aquaponics the perfect way? Didn't mean to rant but this video gives a very arrogant vibe.

@pinkyt3082

Ай бұрын

I disagree with your observation. This video is not arrogant in my opinion. On the other hand it shows how people can and should learn from each other if they are open to new ideas. I am impressed and grateful to a family that gave up a comfortable life to gamble on a venture like this with the end goal of helping the farmers in Bohol. BTW, he has not spent 200k USD so far. His figures are in Phil. Pesos!

@ryhernz7998

29 күн бұрын

@@pinkyt3082 He definitely used $ sign in his expense short videos. I know there are some good things in aquaponics. But I think it's best for that type of farming system to be implemented on highly urbanized areas like Manila. Whereas Bohol isn't. Aquaponics requires high upfront costs and uninterrupted electricity for the pumps. Cost that most local farmers can't afford and Philippines' electricity rates are one of the costliest in Asia. Don't even mention gas prices or solar electricity equipment. But hey, I wish I'm wrong and I hope they will succeed and prove me wrong.

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Yes we went to another farm and those farmers came to our farm to opening and HUMBLY discuss the future of farming in our area and how we can help one another. They work hard and deserve to receive all the support, updated methods, and efficient tools to maximize their effort🤙🙏

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

Thank you for understanding our purpose. Those are American dollars and we are highly invested into the agricultural community. Not only building ours but giving to other farmers. Putting our money where our mouth is😉

@pursuitofcoconuts

29 күн бұрын

You are accurate on many accounts. It is expensive upfront to build aquaponics but we also are teaching other methods of efficient and regenerative farming. Through more investment and research we’ve actually created more affordable ways to implement aquaponics. Ours is just the initial investment to train farmers and research more cost effective builds🤙