In an era defined by climate urgency and pressing resource challenges, collaboration is no longer optional—it’s essential. At FrontAg Nexus, we believe that synergies with like-minded initiatives can accelerate innovation, enhance impact, and build more resilient agricultural systems across the Mediterranean and beyond.
Combining aquaponics with Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS) offers a promising pathway toward more sustainable food production. By linking fish farming with hydroponic cultivation in a closed-loop system, this approach recycles water, reduces waste, and supports the growth of both fish and plants in a balanced environment.
Aquaponics-integrated RAS represents a cutting-edge approach to sustainable agriculture, combining fish farming and hydroponic plant cultivation within a completely closed-loop system.
In this update, we share the latest developments and progress from the EUROSOLAR Türkiye demonstration case. The project continues to evolve, with key systems in place and new phases underway. From aquaponics to vermiculture and black soldier fly larvae production, each step reflects our commitment to sustainability and innovation. Read on for a closer look at our achievements and the challenges we’ve tackled along the way.
The FrontAg Nexus project proudly participated in the “Cooperation Lounge Africa-Europe: Science Meets Politics” event held on December 10–11, 2024, in Brussels.
The Bodrum district is establishing a new greenhouse in the Parks and Gardens Department area in the Ortakent Neighborhood, moving towards sustainable agriculture. The Bodrum
In today’s world, finding better ways to grow food sustainably is crucial. As we face challenges like climate change and food shortages, using advanced technologies
Bavaria and Africa strengthen research collaboration at “Cooperation lounge” event in Munich The Bavarian Research Alliance (BayFOR) organised the “Cooperation Lounge Africa – Bavaria: Rethinking
The University of Bologna (UNIBO) introduces the Salus Space – Indoor Hydroponic System Demonstration Case as part of the FrontAg Nexus project.
The Mediterranean region stands as a prominent global hotspot for climate change, grappling with water scarcity and reliance on climate-vulnerable agriculture. FrontAg Nexus Project responds
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