• Trailer: The Aqua Culture

  • 2024/10/15
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Trailer: The Aqua Culture

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  • The Aqua Culture


    In this episode of the Potcast, we dive into the world of sustainable farming and cannabis: aquaponics. Combining hydroponics and aquaculture, aquaponics uses aquatic animals like fish to create nutrient-rich fertilizer for plants to grow in an environment without soil. It’s an inland, symbiotic farming system that yields two products. Host Ross Rebagliati speaks to Rudi Schiebel and Justin Henry, a couple of guys behind Habitat Life, a craft cannabis producer from Chase, British Columbia that uses decoupled aquaponics to grow both healthy coho salmon and really good cannabis.


    This circular, closed-loop system is sustainable and natural, reducing the need for chemical fertilizer and minimizing water waste and pollution.


    Innovators in the cannabis space do it because they have a real passion for it. There’s science involved, but growing cannabis is an art.


    About Habitat Life (https://www.habitat.life/)


    Human beings are not separate from nature or somehow outside of the natural world. We are members of a global ecosystem and share our habitat with an estimated 8.7 million different species of organisms.


    The fact we are a part of this natural system is becoming more difficult to ignore as the effects of human caused climate change continue to increase in severity and frequency.


    Being a farmer means balancing environmental stewardship with profitability. In rethinking aquaponics technology, Habitat has combined the production of salmon with the cultivation of plants in a way that achieves both.


    Habitat has identified aquaponics as a farming approach that, through nutrient and waste recycling, can aid in protecting these resources and meet the sustainable development goals of food production. Habitat’s proprietary know-how and technology connects aquaculture waste streams to integrated hydroponic greenhouse infrastructure inputs resulting in an environmentally sustainable and economically profitable aquaponics system


    Habitat Life produces organic coho salmon, fresh organic produce, and premium organic cannabis.


    About Ross Rebagliati


    Winner of a gold medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan, Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati is also an entrepreneur and advocate in the cannabis industry. He is the founder and CEO of Ross’ Gold, a medical marijuana business.


    Hosts: Ross Rebagliati & Don Shafer

    Guests: Rudi Schiebel (CEO and Founder of Habitat Life), Justin Henry (Aquaculture Advisor, Habitat Life)

    Producer: John Masecar

    Writer: Jordan Wong

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The Aqua Culture


In this episode of the Potcast, we dive into the world of sustainable farming and cannabis: aquaponics. Combining hydroponics and aquaculture, aquaponics uses aquatic animals like fish to create nutrient-rich fertilizer for plants to grow in an environment without soil. It’s an inland, symbiotic farming system that yields two products. Host Ross Rebagliati speaks to Rudi Schiebel and Justin Henry, a couple of guys behind Habitat Life, a craft cannabis producer from Chase, British Columbia that uses decoupled aquaponics to grow both healthy coho salmon and really good cannabis.


This circular, closed-loop system is sustainable and natural, reducing the need for chemical fertilizer and minimizing water waste and pollution.


Innovators in the cannabis space do it because they have a real passion for it. There’s science involved, but growing cannabis is an art.


About Habitat Life (https://www.habitat.life/)


Human beings are not separate from nature or somehow outside of the natural world. We are members of a global ecosystem and share our habitat with an estimated 8.7 million different species of organisms.


The fact we are a part of this natural system is becoming more difficult to ignore as the effects of human caused climate change continue to increase in severity and frequency.


Being a farmer means balancing environmental stewardship with profitability. In rethinking aquaponics technology, Habitat has combined the production of salmon with the cultivation of plants in a way that achieves both.


Habitat has identified aquaponics as a farming approach that, through nutrient and waste recycling, can aid in protecting these resources and meet the sustainable development goals of food production. Habitat’s proprietary know-how and technology connects aquaculture waste streams to integrated hydroponic greenhouse infrastructure inputs resulting in an environmentally sustainable and economically profitable aquaponics system


Habitat Life produces organic coho salmon, fresh organic produce, and premium organic cannabis.


About Ross Rebagliati


Winner of a gold medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Japan, Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati is also an entrepreneur and advocate in the cannabis industry. He is the founder and CEO of Ross’ Gold, a medical marijuana business.


Hosts: Ross Rebagliati & Don Shafer

Guests: Rudi Schiebel (CEO and Founder of Habitat Life), Justin Henry (Aquaculture Advisor, Habitat Life)

Producer: John Masecar

Writer: Jordan Wong

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