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aquaculture

the manipulation of the reproduction, growth rates and mortality of aquatic organisms useful to mankind, to enhance their yield; the aquatic equivalent of AGRICULTURE.
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Kentouri, "A computer-vision system and methodology for the analysis of fish behavior," Aquacultural Engineering, vol.
The Use of Sensors for Monitoring the Feeding Process and Adjusting the Feed Supply Velocity in Fish Farms
In particular, two occupations, farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse; and farmworkers, farm, ranch, and aquacultural animals, dominated the agricultural sector with combined share of sector employment of nearly 56 percent.
Agriculture: occupational employment and wages
Studies incorporating these three elements in the analysis of Chilean aquacultural exports have not been carried out.
An analysis of the performance of Chilean aquacultural exports (1995-2005)/Analisis del comportamiento de las exportaciones acuicolas chilenas (1995-2005)/Analise do comportamento das exportacoes aquicolas chilenas (1995-2005)
Thus, these data provide no support for the arguments (1-4) that implicate aquacultural use of florfenicol or the subsequent occurrence of florfenicol-resistant P.
Aquaculture and florfenicol resistance in Salmonella enterica Typhimurium DT104
Aquaculture Magazine Aquacultural Engineering Society.
Effect of two stocking densities on the growth and mortality of the pink abalone Haliotis corrugata in recirculating and flow-through systems
Since the beginning the 1975, this species has increased in importance and has been the object of aquacultural practices (Andrade 1981), not only in its natural range of distribution but also outside of it.
Aquacultural importance of the integumental pore pattern in postlarval whiteleg shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei (Decapoda: Penaeidae)
Yet the country has "tremendous agricultural and aquacultural resources.
N.H. economist sees capitalism sprout in Vietnam
An EU spokesman said: "The objective is to look at how husbandry practice, aquacultural systems and pre-slaughter conditions contribute to the flesh quality and ethical quality of seafood.
Oh cod, are you happy?
Aquacultural practices seek to find ways to domesticate the production of marine resources in order to increase yields without further depleting the wild marine resources--an eco-friendly way to get fish and seafood to market.
Casting our nets too wide: should tuna farming practices be more strictly regulated?
The farm holds a lot of promise--it has a self-contained water table, two dams to reserve stream water, agricultural and aquacultural resources--but after years of neglect, it requires an overhaul
Nigerian diocese envisions thriving farm
In response, a number of anti-dumping suits have been filed against foreign aquacultural producers.
U.S. seafood market shifts to aquaculture
Fish are one of the fastest growing aquacultural products.
Fishing for a cure: two marine biologists at the University of Hawaii are developing a fish vaccine to prevent a widespread and often fatal parasitic problem

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