by FAWR | Apr 15, 2021 | Green life @ home
22 April: Earth day Lately our entire lives are in the Cloud, not just our heads, so we often forget about our feet on the ground. On earth day it is a good opportunity to come back to earth and appreciate how nature works. Circulation is a law of nature, and all...
by FAWR | Mar 23, 2021 | Green life @ home
18 March: Global recycling day Who remembers the yellow ostrich, Zibi, who taught us to use dustbins in the 1980’s? I believe that this campaign has inspired many people to clean up their immediate environment. But, like all other rules that has to be reconsidered...
by FAWR | Mar 17, 2021 | Green life @ home
The colours of your water footprint 22 March: World water day Let’s see how much you know about the water in your life. Question number 1: How much water do you think you use every day? Would you say you need about 300 litres of water to drink, cook, bath, wash the...
by FAWR | Nov 25, 2020 | Current Research Projects, Previous Research Projects, Projects
The South African Government proposed to implement Agri-parks across the country, aiming to revitalise agriculture, catalyse rural industrialisation and support emerging farmers. An Agri-park is defined as ‘a networked innovation system of agro-production,...
by FAWR | Nov 25, 2020 | Previous Research Projects, Projects, Water
Aquaponics is the term used to describe the interaction between the growing of fish and the growing of plants by using nutrients produced by the fish to feed the plants. Although still in its infancy in South Africa, it is consistent with the principle of maximising...
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