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Sustainable food systems pose one of the greatest developmental challenges of the next generation. To address the challenge, INMED has developed a modular form of aquaponics, an innovative food production technique that combines fish farming with hydroponics (soilless crop production). INMED experts have modified the technique using “off the shelf” local materials, making it inexpensive and more accessible to impoverished families and communities. One basic system will yield enough produce and fish to feed a family of four with enough left over to sell for additional income. The 21 systems that INMED has installed to date have supported over 100 farmers, educated 3,700 children, and provided food for over 5,000 individuals (including the farmers, youth, and buyers).… Read the rest...

Reason 5—Opportunity. See how INMED is creating economic opportunities and attracting youth back to farming with its adaptive agriculture and aquaponics programs in Jamaica.
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With the ability to produce abundant cash crops and fish from one system, economically disadvantaged farmers have the opportunity to prosper in the face of adversity. This video makes a compelling business case for aquaponics programs, based on INMED’s successful track record in Jamaica, South Africa and Peru.

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