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See also: Hydroponics, Lettuce, Greenhouse
13. Aquaculture and Engineered Wetland System: With our CEB equipment infrastructure in place, we can build troughs for aquaculture and engineered wetlands. We plan on raising tilapia in greenhouses, and developing our own tilapia breeding stock. Engineered wetlands, including worm beds, will be used to process organic waste. We would like to connect a water body under the chicken house roosts to produce a self-cleaning chicken coop. The engineered wetland will handle domestic effluents. Part of this system will be under greenhouse, and part will be outside. A component diagram is shown in Figure 50.
