Aquaculture
The industry of fish cultivation with the fastest global growth is “Aquaculture”. Commercial fish farming or aquaculture turns out to be a necessary means to meet the global demand for proteins. Now, aquaculture is on the rise around the world and provides people in low GDP nations access to wholesome protein while easing the burden fish in wild. Keep your business ahead of the race. Get the all the Bangladesh’s Aquaculture news from here.
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The United Nations projected world population to reach 9.8 billion people by 2050, with certainty confidence of 95 percent that…
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Bangladesh has long been recognized as a major player in global seafood production, particularly through its shrimp and fish exports.…
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Bangladesh is emerging as a global leader in aquaculture, accounting for nearly 59% of the country’s total fish production. Beyond…
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The land–water eco-hydrological sub-systems of coastal Bangladesh hold immense potential for integrated agriculture–aquaculture production. These deltaic environments, shaped by rivers,…
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Fish farmers across the drought-prone Barind tract in Rajshahi are witnessing a remarkable transformation in both productivity and profitability, thanks…
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In the coastal upazila of Paikgacha, Khulna, the name Golam Kibria Ripon has become synonymous with success in shrimp farming.…
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In Bangladesh, two species of Pangasius or Pangas are found: Pangasius pangasius is primarily inhabiting open water bodies such as…
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Aquaculture is growing all the time; it contributes a very important part in the world’s food supplies. However, sustainable production…
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Aquaculture ponds need special care during the winter season. This is the time of the year when aquatic life needs…
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The adverse effects of climate change are posing significant challenges to shrimp farming in Khulna, as environmental changes are reducing…
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