Aquaculture Asia Magazine, April-June 2011

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Freshwater prawns, Genetics and Biodiversity, Hatchery and nursery, Inland aquaculture, Lao PDR, Marine finfish, Nutrition and feeding, Shrimp

Editorial

  • The future of fish.
    Simon Wilkinson

Sutainable aquaculture

  • Peter Edwards writes on rural aquaculture: A visit to Vientianne, Lao PDR.
  • The princess of aquaculture and the plights of the fish farmers.
    Krishna, R.R., Rao, K.V.P. and Reddy, D.M.

Research and farming techniques

  • Development of captive broodstock of giant river prawn Macrobrachium rosenbergii.
    Pillai, B.R., Sahoo, L., Lalrinsanga, Mohanty, S. and Sahu, S.
  • Alien introduction and its impact on native fishery and aquatic biodiversity of West Bengal, India.
    Chattopadhyay, N.R., Kumari, A., and Sahoo, U.
  • Ecological impacts of exotic fish species in India.
    Singh, A.K. and Lakra, W.S.

Marine finfish aquaculture network

  • Farm-made feeds support good growth and survival of the humpback grouper.
    Shapawi, R., Mustafa, S., Ng, W.-K.

Technology

  • An easy way to hold live fish.
    Kowarsky, J.

Health

  • Litopenaeus vannamei introduction: Sound management or expediency?
    Regunathan, C. and Kitto, M.R.

NACA Newsletter

  • Collaborative project "Group/cluster certification of aqua societies" completed.
  • Guidelines on Aquaculture Society Certification released.
  • Listen to us online.
  • Report of the Advisory Group on Aquatic Animal Health available.
  • Workshop on ecosystem approach to inland fisheries: Data needs and implementation strategies.
  • Disease advisory: Infectious myonecrosis (IMN) status and threat.
  • 7th Regional Grouper Hatchery Production Training Course, 25 September - 15 October, Situbondo, Indonesia.

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