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The Jones Act: Is the 100-Year-Old Shipping Law Contributing to the Ruin of Puerto Rico?

Category: agriculture, aquaponics, Impact, Jones Act, Puerto Rico, Vertical Farm
Date: May 13, 2019
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In 1920, Congress passed a law designed to encourage American prosperity after World War I. Unfortunately this act has, since, had the opposite effect and in few other places is this detrimental effect felt more profoundly than the unincorporated American territory and island nation of #PuertoRico. The Jones Act as it was called – named […]

Puerto Rico – Produce Safety Alliance

Category: agriculture, aquaponics, Invest, Puerto Rico
Date: April 4, 2019
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For the past 2 days, we have attended a certification program on Food Safety. The information is vital to the health of a farm as well as the consumers who benefit from what the farm produces. Much of the emphasis is on traditional farming and all of the potential contamination events that can happen in […]

Aquaponics is the Answer

Category: aquaponics, Impact, Invest, Opportunity Zone, Puerto Rico
Date: March 22, 2019
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Fish poop is powering a new agricultural model that can feed Puerto Rico’s hurricane-stricken population while using less water and less land. Outside, the rain hammers against the facility roof and the wind howls with intense voracity, tearing up power lines and ripping the roofs off unprotected homes. Within the reinforced concrete walls of the […]

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The Jones Act: Is the 100-Year-Old Shipping Law Contributing to the Ruin of Puerto Rico?

Puerto Rico – Produce Safety Alliance

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