Aquaculture Technical Articles
Article published the April 5, 2016:
Introduction
Aquaculture is the fastest growing sector of food production, comprising almost 50 % of fish aimed at human consumption worldwide. It is estimated that aquaculture production should be t...
Article published the January 22, 2016:
Beneficial effects include higher survival and histological signs of hepatopancreas regeneration.
Early mortality syndrome (EMS) is a result of poor management practices in shrimp farming in Vietnam and severa...
Article published the December 14, 2015:
The aquaculture industry has developed significantly over recent decades and is, today, one of the fastest-growing food production sectors in the world. One of the most important problems that affect aquacultur...
Article published the November 30, 2015:
INTRODUCTION
Shrimp culture is now days developed intensively with upgraded technology for higher and successful production. In many occasions shrimp culture are affected by various diseases and experienced in...
Article published the November 23, 2015:
Introduction.
There is good experimental and epidemiological evidence that primary infection of Salmonella is by the oral-fecal route, along with an established infectious dose (Blaser and Newman, 1982; Wh...
Article published the November 23, 2015:
Aquaculture accompanies several disease problems caused by different microbial pathogens which are common evident in general culture practice. High stocking densities, over feeding and other organic loads stimu...
Article published the October 28, 2015:
An increased palatability of feed when coated with a specific probiotic was discovered in this trial.
The marine shrimp, having poor sight, need to recognise their environment by other senses, i.e. tactile, gu...
Article published the October 28, 2015:
The ongoing outbreak of early mortality syndrome/acute hepatopancreatic necrosis (EMS/AHPN) has had dramatic impacts on shrimp producers in affected countries in Asia and Mexico. Following reports of the diseas...
Article published the October 28, 2015:
The Aquaculture Experience Farm in Java operated a hybrid system, based on a careful balance between autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms which gave average outputs of 20 tonnes/ha in early 2013.
High water...
Article published the September 25, 2015:
One of the critical factors affecting tilapia farming is poor water quality, which negatively affects crucial performance indicators such as growth rate, final body weight, and feed efficiency, and often result...