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Fish ammonia feeds plants in aquaponic systems

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Rather than utilizing chemical fertilizers, smart indoor farms let fish do the heavy lifting. The fish live in tanks and constantly excrete toxic ammonia. Specialized bacteria immediately convert this waste into nitrates, which are then pumped directly into plant beds as organic food. Your fancy organic lettuce was literally grown using a high-tech toilet.

Fish ammonia feeds plants in aquaponic systems
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