Morning Star Fishermen Uses Aquaponics To Put Out The Fires Of Famine!

With the increasing famine, and the crumbling world economy people are learning innovative ways to live sustainably. Morning Star Fishermen uses aquaponics to reduce hunger and poverty.

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Morning Star Fishermen Uses Aquaponics To Put Out The Fires Of Famine!

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Orlando, Florida, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) September 17, 2011 --Morning Star Fishermen (MSF) is in the race against hunger. With the rising demand for food production, and the crumbling world economy, MSF is dedicated to educating communities globally on sustainability.

MSF was founded in 1990 by Hans Geissler, and currently has training facilities in North America, Central America, Haiti, and Africa. The North American facility serves as a base of operation which is located in Dade City, just out side of Orlando, Florida. MSF promotes learning sustainability through aquaponics. To accomplish this, they provide training and education about systems that range from feeding small households in the U.S. to large villages in a third-world countries.

MSF has joined efforts with their new Executive Director, Phil Reasons. He believes in the mission statement of MSF and what it stands for, "Give a man a fish and he eats for one day, teach a man to raise fish and grow vegetables, and the whole community eats for a lifetime."

Aquaponics is, "The symbiotic relationship between aquaculture and hydroponics. Aquaculture is raising fish, hydroponics is growing vegetables in water, without soil. We teach people globally how to utilize this technology to live sustainably. We are a 501(C)3 non-profit organization operating in a race against world hunger" says MSF executive director, Phil Reasons.

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