Aquaculture

Report filed by the District Collector, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh regarding pollution and encroachment of Kolleru lake, 02/04/2024

Report filed by the District Collector, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh regarding pollution and encroachment of Kolleru lake. A news item published in Enadu newspaper, January 23, 2024 said that illegal fish ponds were being dug in Kolleru lake and due to these illegal fish ponds, the Kolleru lake is being polluted. …

Pawar to review fisheries sector growth

BHUBANESWAR: City-based Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture (CIFA) will hold a two-day national consultation on growth in fisheries sector here from July 4. While all states and Union Territories (UTs) are likely to take part in it, Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar would chair the meeting. The consultation will discuss …

Training-cum-workshop on scientific fish farming concludes

To boost aquaculture through scientific fish farming, a day-long training-cum-workshop on fisheries was recently organised by the Assam Fisheries Investment Facilitation Services Centre, a wing under Fisheries Department, a press release said. A total of 35 investors of fisheries under Goreswar area attended the programme. Goreswar SBI branch provided financial …

Industry wants alien shrimp

Pacific white shrimp is susceptible to viral diseases an outbreak of white spot disease wiped out 40-60 per cent of Kerala

Eutrophication: sources and drivers of nutrient pollution

Human-induced eutrophication, or nutrient overenrichment, is a rapidly growing environmental crisis in freshwater and marine systems worldwide. Nutrients that cause eutrophication include nitrogen and phosphorus. While nitrogen and phosphorus are critical to biological processes in aquatic ecosystems, increased runoff of these nutrients to aquatic ecosystems from land-based sources results in …

Fisheries and aquaculture in a changing climate

Climate change impacts such as more frequent and severe floods and droughts will affect the food and water security of many people. The impact of climate change on aquatic ecosystems, fisheries and aquaculture, however, is not as well known. This policy brief, a joint partnership between several agencies, highlights this …

Aquaculture navigates through troubled waters

Industrialized aquaculture is the world's fastest-growing animal food production system and is regarded by some experts as an integral part of the long-term solution to growing global food demands. Others, however, contend that the aquaculture industry has no place in sustainable food production, citing an overuse of wild fish to …

Code of practice for fish and fishery products

The Code of practice for fish and fishery products is intended for all those engaged in the handling, production, storage, distribution, export, import and sale of fish and fishery products. The Code will help in attaining safe and wholesome products that can be sold on national or international markets and …

Shrimp lose shine in Bangladesh

Soil salinity and falling global prices push farmers to agriculture An increasing number of shrimp farmers in Bangladesh are going back to paddy farming. They don

Shellfish reefs 'more imperilled than coral'

Reefs built in cooler waters by oysters and other shellfish are the world's most imperilled marine habitats, according to a report.

Feed from leftovers

Pollution caused by feed not eaten is a major concern for shrimp farmers. Madhusoodana Kurup, professor at Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kerala, used a technology to convert these leftovers into protein-rich feed. Sumana Narayanan understands how this benefits farmers On why left-over feed is a problem For healthy …

Mussel farming a boon for farmers in Moothakunnam

K J Francis Joy PARAVOOR: The mussel farming in Moothakunnam backwaters under the technical advice of Molluskan Fisheries Division of Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) proved highly remunerative when the Kudumbasree units harvested them on Tuesday. Less investment, short period for farming, high-yield and good demand in the market …

Should shrimp farmers pay paddy farmers? the challenges of examining salinisation externalities in South India

There has been growing concern over conversion of coastal rice paddies to shrimp farms. This study estimates the external cost of shrimp-induced salinity on crop production by comparing two villages in southern India: Poovam, which is affected by salinity, with Thiruvettakudy, which is not. Data show that the soil salinity …

Save the shrimps

KOCHI: Shrimp farming is a means of livelihood for thousands of Keralites residing along the state

Development of first non-lodging and high-yielding rice cultures for saline kaipad paddy tracts of Kerala, India

Production of organic rice is a necessity of the present era. Hence, development of high-yielding rice varieties, suitable for a salinity stress area which is naturally an organic production system like the

AP bans sea fishing till June 15

The Andhra Pradesh Government has prohibited fishing activities on sea in the territorial limits of the State by all mechanised and motorised fishing vessels from April 15 to June 15. The non-motorised traditional fishing crafts have been, however, exempted from the prohibition. The main objective of the order is to …

Organic fish farms

Could protect wild stocks THE Food and Agriculture Organization (fao) has called for doubling aquaculture output to feed the world

A survey of persistant organochlorine pesticides residues in some streams of the Cauvery River, Karnataka, India

Samples of water, sediments, Shrimps (Caridina sp.,Litopenaeus ,Macrobrachium, Neocaridina ) and fish Species( Etroplus suratensis, Murrels (Channa marulius) ,silver carp and Catfishes (Heteropneustes fossilis) ) were analysed for organochlorine (OCP

Adaptive management response of a rural fishery community due to changes in the hydrological regime of a tropical coastal lagoon

In the coastal community of Chabihau, Yucatan, Mexico, hurricanes Gilbert (1988) and Isidore (2002) opened breaches in the coastal dune. The government modified these breaches with a floodgate, channels, and bridges, allowing tidal influx that has transformed the swamp ecosystem into a coastal lagoon. Our long-term research (1990-2006) has been …

Endemic marsh Mongoose Herpestes palustris (Carnivora: Herpestidae) of East Kolkata Wetlands, India: a status report

Marsh Mongoose Herpestes palustris is the only extant endemic mammal of the East Kolkata wetlands, which has been declared a RAMSAR site in 2002. Since its first description by the scientists of the Zoological Survey of India, the population of this species has dwindled to an alarming state due to …

Future fish

The only way to meet the increasing demand for fish is through aquaculture. Daniel Cressey explores the challenges for fish farmers and what it means for dinner plates in 2030.

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