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FDT hydroponics will incorporate a new pump and utilize the upper levels for growth. Work will continue on the drip irrigation plants and with the young chickens and roosters.

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South Andros High School's chicks

are scheduled to hatch. Chicks will

be moved to the hatchery, and

eventually the chicken coop.

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SAHS students return from their

winter break and continue to work

with their hydroponics systems.

UVM students and SAHS students

work to build a new shingled roof for

the chicken hatchery, and also work

on plastering the walls. Sixty chicks are

brought to the school in an incubator,

and plans are made for the school to

have the island's first chick hatchery and

raise both meat and egg birds (Cornish
Cross and White Leghorns).

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Adjustments are made to the

hydroponics system by Trenton

Durant and his agricultural classes

so that a hose system distributes

water to each of the plants. The

pump used is only powerful enough

to support the system's lower level,

yet the students are still successful in

growing celery there.

A dutch-bucket hydroponics system

is utilized in the second greenhouse,

where peppers and tomatoes are grown.

Drip-irrigation is utilized outside the
greenhouses.

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South Andros High School and a group of

UVM students build a NFT hydroponic

system for the school in the first greenhouse.

Work is also completed on a chicken hatchery

behind the school.