Start Big, Die Fast

These posts showcase commercial aquaponics ventures that started at too-large a scale with unproven technology and failed before they could become profitable; along with failure mode analyses. These ventures are great examples of what not to do with your commercial aquaponics investment money: they lost their entire investments, from $350,000 up to $4,000,000.

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August 26, 2015 By Tim Mann 8 Comments

How To Start Small And Generate Cash Flow!

How To Drive Success: Don’t start big with lots of expenses and hardly any cash flow; rather, start small and generate cash flow right away

It’s funny how many people claim to be “commercial aquaponics experts”, but have never done it for a living [Read more…]

August 12, 2015 By Tim Mann 3 Comments

This Can Be Your Aquaponic Failure:

First, if you’re interested in starting a commercial aquaponics operation, the most important thing you should know is this: one person can easily run 2,500 to 3,000 square feet of aquaponics system, [Read more…]