Empowering Orang Asli: Organic Aquaponics & Sweet Mountain Water Tilapia

Описание: Join Melissa and Angie from Good Growers as they share their inspiring mission to empower the Orang Asli community through sustainable economic opportunities.

In this video, we tour their integrated farm where they utilize aquaponics to grow pesticide-free vegetables and rear high-quality Tilapia. Unlike standard farming, Good Growers uses fresh mountain water sourced 2,400 feet up, ensuring their fish are sweet and free from the "muddy" taste often associated with Tilapia.

You will see how their circular "zero-waste" system works: fish waste fertilizes the crops, and vegetable waste feeds the farm animals. From Durian and Mangosteen to their unique homemade fish feed, every step is handled with care and love by the community.

Please support this social enterprise to help the Orang Asli sustain their livelihoods and continue producing high-quality, organic produce.

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Video Chapters:
[01:19] Introduction: Good Growers & Empowering Orang Asli - Melissa and Angie introduce themselves, their social enterprise (Good Growers), and their mission to empower the Orang Asli community.

[01:35] Aquaponics & Pesticide-Free Farming - They explain that their vegetables are pesticide-free and grown using an aquaponics method alongside their tilapia.

[01:57] Why Our Tilapia Tastes Sweet (Mountain Water Source) - They explain that their fish are exceptionally tasty and lack the usual "muddy" smell because they use fresh mountain water piped down from a dam 2,400 feet up.

[02:10] Homemade Feed & Duckweed (Azolla) - They discuss making their own fish feed using kangkong, BSF (Black Soldier Fly larvae), and azolla (duckweed).

[03:15] Fruit Trees: Durian, Papaya & Mangosteen - They highlight the various organic fruit trees they grow using their own fertilizer. (Note: This actually appears slightly before the detailed breakdown of the circular economy).

[03:23] The Integrated Farming System (Circular Economy) - They describe their integrated farming approach where nothing goes to waste—fish waste fertilizes the plants, and the vegetables are used to feed the animals.

[03:47] Support the Community - The final call to action asking viewers to support the Orang Asli community and the food they have planted with love.

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