SRCDC Aquapod Farm
Big things are growing in Southeast Colorado Springs! Solid Rock CDC’s Aquapod Farm is almost complete, bringing fresh, locally grown produce right to our community. This innovative farm uses sustainable aquaponics to provide nutritious food year-round, helping families access healthier options. By reducing food insecurity and creating opportunities for education and local jobs, the Aquapod Farm is more than just a farm—it’s a game-changer for our community. Stay tuned for the grand opening and get ready to grow with us!
Fresh, nutritious food grown right here in Southeast Colorado Springs!
FAQs
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The Aquapod Farm is an innovative, sustainable aquaponics system that grows fresh, nutritious produce year-round to support food security in Southeast Colorado Springs.
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The produce will be distributed through our Community Food Center and provided to individuals and families in need, ensuring access to healthy, locally grown food.
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Aquaponics is a sustainable farming method that combines fish farming with hydroponic plant growth. Fish waste provides natural nutrients for plants, while plants help filter and clean the water for the fish, creating a self-sustaining system.
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Community members can support the Aquapod Farm by volunteering, spreading awareness, and donating to help expand food access and education initiatives in Southeast Colorado Springs.
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Yes, the Aquapod Farm will offer hands-on learning experiences for students and community members, teaching sustainable farming, nutrition, and food production skills.
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The farm addresses food insecurity by providing a local, sustainable source of fresh produce, reducing reliance on outside food sources, and promoting healthier eating in our community.
