1 October 2003 | 1176 Downloads | .pdf | 2.83 MB | Freshwater finfish , Hatchery and nursery , Livelihoods, gender and social issues , Nutrition and feeding , Aquatic plants , Shrimp , Environment and Sustainability , Bangladesh , India , Nepal , Sri Lanka , Vietnam , Freshwater prawns , Water quality
Editorial
Shrimp anti-dumping dispute escalates.Simon Wilkinson
Sustainable Aquaculture
Freshwater prawn, Macrobrachium nobilii a promising candidate for rural nutrition.P. Mariappan, P. Balamurugan and Chellam Balasundaram
Snapshots of a clean, innovative, socially responsible fish farm in Sri Lanka.Pedro Bueno
Introduction of rainbow trout Onchorynchus mykiss in Nepal: Constraints and prospects.Tek Bahadur Gurung and Sadhu Ram Basnet
Tilapia seed production in Ho Chi Minh City, Southern Vietnam.H.P.V. Huy, A. MacNiven, N.V. Tu, Ram C. Bhujel and David C. Little
Seaweed Mariculture: Scope And Potential In India.Sajid I. Khan and S. B. Satam
Research and Farming Techniques
Growth enhancement of carp and prawn through dietary sodium chloride supplementation.P. Keshavanath, B. Gangadhara and Savitha Khadri
Fertilisation, soil and water quality management in small-scale ponds.S. Adhikari
Shrimp harvesting technology on the south west coast of Bangladesh.S.M. Nazmul Alam, Michael J. Phillips and C.K. Lin
Farmers as Scientists: The 'Gher Revolution'.M.C. Nandeesha
Peter Edwards writes on rural aquaculture: Aquaculture Compendium: Case study component.
Rice-Fish Culture in China.Fang Xiuzhen
Aquatic Animal Health
Exercising responsibilities to tackle aquatic animal diseases.C.V. Mohan
Application of immunostimulants in larviculture: Feasibility and challenges.Zhou Jin
Marine Finfish Section
What's New in Aquaculture
Publisher: Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia-Pacific
Rights: Creative Commons Attribution.
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