A pilot program to establish shrimp aquaculture received permission from Punjab’s Caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Monday in Pakistan.…
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Aquaculture, alternatively spelled aquiculture, or aquafarming, is the deliberate cultivation of aquatic life forms, including fish, crustaceans, mollusks, algae, and valuable organisms like aquatic plants. It encompasses the controlled or semi-natural raising of freshwater, brackish water, and saltwater populations. This stands in contrast to commercial fishing, which involves capturing wild fish.
Mariculture, commonly referred to as marine farming, specifically pertains to aquaculture conducted in seawater environments and lagoons, distinct from freshwater-aquaculture. Pisciculture, a subtype of it, focuses on fish farming for the production of fish-related products as food.
It can also be refereed to the breeding, nurturing, and harvesting of fish and other aquatic flora, often referred to as water farming. It serves as an environmentally friendly source of food and commercial products, contributing to the enhancement of healthier ecosystems and the restoration of endangered aquatic species populations.
This is going to be the first ever international aquaculture and seafood industry trade show of its kind for the…
Read More »The implementation of cluster-based shrimp farming in the coastal areas of Khulna and Bagerhat has brought new opportunities for farmers…
Read More »Bangladesh continues to keep its position as the third-ranked producer of freshwater fish and the fifth-ranked producer of aquaculture fish…
Read More »The UK-India Science Innovation Council meeting witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding agreement, aiming to foster collaboration in…
Read More »China is one of the country who consumes the most seafood in the world and imports the most. The country…
Read More »What is RAS? Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) is a water recycling and reuse device that removes suspended debris and metabolites.…
Read More »Bangladesh is an agrarian developing country with abundant natural fisheries resources. If a significant portion of Bangladesh’s ponds can be…
Read More »The Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries is striving to meet the high global demand for tilapia by boosting…
Read More »The global farming of aquatic organisms is experiencing a rapid expansion and has emerged as one of the most swiftly…
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