Check out how this young family found food abundance by turning the empty pool in their Arizona suburban home into a solar-powered “interplay of chicken droppings, algae sludge, tilapia fish, miniature goats, greens and clay pellets… a damned fine feast—with 50-70% less money, 90% less water, and about 400% more freshness.”
This video tells their amazing story.
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