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.
Studies incorporating these three elements in the analysis of Chilean
aquacultural exports have not been carried out.
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.
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.
Fishermen's Collective Marketing Act (similar to Capper-Volstead, but protects associations of
aquacultural producers).
Successful
aquacultural farming of herring and sardines has developed into support industries for tuna farming by supplying tuna feed.
Fish are one of the fastest growing
aquacultural products.
Aquacultural veterinarians will serve the fish-farming industry.
Since then, catfish has become one of the most successful
aquacultural enterprises.
Ownership was transferred to the Oxnard Harbor District, which agreed to lease five acres to the city for the Hueneme
Aquacultural Business Park for $1 a year.
In the next decade, the full extent of these production, disease management and environmental strategies should be realised, enabling Australia to take its place among the world's leading
aquacultural producers.
The eye of the storm was to strike 70 degrees west longitude, which was exactly my position as I worked hurriedly to secure s me
aquacultural tanks and pump systems near Stage Harbor.
