Surprising Connection Between Asian Carp and Medical Marijuana

Case Studies

E-Newsletter

News

Resources

Water Management Associations

Surprising Connection Between Asian Carp and Medical Marijuana

After being introduced to the region 15-years ago, Asian Carp have taken over the Mississippi. They overpopulate the waters and threaten the natural food chain.

Schafer Fisheries is one of the companies throwing their name into the hat of businesses benefiting off medical marijuana in Illinois.
The company is planning to sell carp-based fertilizer to cultivation centers across the state as a cheap, organic, and locally made product.

To make the fertilizer, workers take all the parts of the fish they won’t prepare for food and emulsify them into liquid form. Then they let that liquid ferment for two and a half months before turning it into fertilizer.

Click for the full article

About Us

Categories

From The Gallery

News Updates

Our Company
Case Studies
Products
Site Map

Resources/Tools
Parts/Service
International

Fertilizer Ordinances Protect Lakes - When fertilizer is used near the lake, phosphorus enters the waterbody in storm runoff. Phosphorus is a nutrient for milfoil and other aquatic plants. In addition, it can create algae blooms, turn the water green, cloud the water, cause odor problems, and deplete the oxygen for fish and other species, effectively suffocating them.

info@aquarius-systems.com | (262) 392-2162