Cedar Crest Trout Farm Documentary

1. Nice property and operation. 
2. All that wasted could be used as fertilizer.
3. Do you have issues with "red mouth" in the summers. I vaccinate about 2,000,000 a year to fight that virus.
4. I'd turn that pond into a giant aquaponics system and have crops growing along side it
   also clams would help out with filtration put them in sack with the fish
5. trout fish live in my villiege in swat kpk Pakistan rivers
6. هل يمكن التواصل بالعربية
7. Good day Sir, I'm Junjun from Philippines. I would like to know what kind of anesthetic you are using. I have my koi business bt only I used natural breeding. Can you teach me also the procedure on how to use that anesthetic? And the breeding process? I'm humbly ask your favor Sir and please reply me Sir through my email add junjun.galopejr@yahoo.com.Thank you.
8. I purchased fish last spring, you agree I was overcharged, You, on two occasions promised to send me a refund. I will not be buying fish until you make good on your promise. Caveat Emptor !
9. Very Interesting documentary......
10. i wish i were your neighbor :) fish waste is one of the highest quality organic fertilizer i have used. you could probably market the dehydrated fish waste at garden centers :) also in my spin filter i have a good layer of active carbon that helps clean the water and it makes the single most efficient multipurpose soil amendment known to man. bio char(active carbon) is relatively easy to make and provides energy in various forms and holds carbon long term in the ground..
11. Good job. Greetings from Armenia !
12. more facts
13. Thanks for that, very interesting.  Can you tell me, in the wild how long does it take for a trout to grow from 1 inch to 4 inches, and 1 inch to 6 inches?   thanks
14. is this in acton ontario
15. nice one, Jim
16. Where you located?
17. I really admire you and your team. Your video shows the real workings of your craft. 
18. I realy liked the video! Thanks for posting!
19. Thank you and good luck on your project
20. There are fish farms in England, all you have to do is check them out. Many fish farms do not advertise freely due to public misconceptions about their practices.