VOICED: Fish: The latest addition to New York's urban farm

Christopher Tool and his wife turned to urban fish farming in New York after losing their finance jobs during the recession. Starting with minimal resources, they grew from self-sustenance to selling fish commercially. Their success led to teaching urban fish farming across New York, emphasizing sustainability by using fish water for plant fertilization. They aim to spread knowledge about inexpensive food sources and the joy of growing one's own food, highlighting the freshness and taste of locally farmed fish.

Why did Christopher Tool and his wife Anya start urban fish farming?

• They inherited a fish farm.

• They were inspired by a documentary.

• They lost their jobs during the recession.

• They wanted to try a new hobby.

What did Tool and Anya initially use to start their fish farming?

• Professional fish tanks

• Recycling bins

• Garden ponds

• Aquariums

What is one of the basic requirements for starting an urban fish farm?

• A fishing license

• A greenhouse

• A food grade container

• A large backyard

How do Tool and Anya make their fish farming more sustainable?

• By feeding fish organic food

• By using solar panels

• By recycling fish waste into energy

• By using fish water to fertilize plants

What is one of the benefits of urban fish farming mentioned by Tool and Anya?

• It is a solitary activity.

• It is cheaper than traditional farming.

• It provides fresher fish.

• It requires no maintenance.