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fish farming

n → piscicoltura
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Farmers at the workshop were trained on the topics: Strategic management techniques for catfish farming; Practical fish processing as a business; Sustainable financing for Aquaculture and; Management of diseases of Aquaculture.
Farmers Urged To Adopt Innovative Techniques In Catfish Value Chain
The 50-year-old has invested heavily in catfish farming on her half an acre plot in Ngarariga, Laikipia County.
Nyandarua farmer risks it all for catfish
The success in African catfish farming can be linked to the successful development of artificial propagation protocols in the 1980's and its substantial contribution to aquaculture development can be traced to mid-1990's as it is reflected on the FAO FishStat, (Figure 3) [6].
African Catfish Aquaculture in Malaysia and Nigeria: Status, Trends and Prospects
The budgeting technique employed to ascertain the profitability of catfish farming was the net farm income.
Determinants of Catfish Production in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Several scientific advances are being developed and incorporated into catfish farming. ARS scientists developed a set of molecular markers for DNA fingerprinting to efficiently identify catfish species and parentage.
The sum is greater than the parts
Most Mississippians can tell you in detail how often farm-raised catfish end up on their dinner tables or the value of catfish farming to their state's economy.
Bangladesh prime factor in Mississippi catfish woes--but producers wonder why: Bangladesh's low-cost African catfish serves as fair market value surrogate for Vietnam's higher priced catfish
Also, the respondents spent more on feeds ([??] 124/kg) than other inputs associated with catfish farming. Respondents' ages ranged from 19 to 78 with the mean of 47.25 and were male dominated (89.5%).
Profit efficiency among catfish farmers in Benue State, Nigeria
In 2005, the total economic impact was 1ドル.4 billion, with more than 13,000 people working just in catfish farming and related industries, said Madan Dey, professor of aquaculture economics and marketing at UAPB.
History of U.S. aquaculture has roots in Arkansas
Closer to home, in the poverty-stricken Mississippi Delta where catfish farming supports 10,000 jobs, one farmer spent 500,000ドル on fish feed last year.
Living off the land
There is quite a pedigree between them including The Woggles, catfish farming in Alabama and The SolarFlares.
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