Aquaculture now provides nearly 50% of global food fish supplies. FAO, NACA and the Thai Department of Fisheries are convening a global conference to review the current status and trends in aquaculture development.
The conference will provide an international forum to address emerging issues and advance the sustainable development of the sector. For more information, visit:
Catfish farming in the Mekong Delta is one of the largest freshwater aquaculture industries in the world. The project aims to develop and facilitate adoption of better management practices for catfish farming implemented through groups of small-scale farmers.
This project aims to reduce the perception of small-scale marine fish farmers that trash fish performs better as a food source than compounded feeds. The project will facilitate a transition away from dependence on trash fish to more sustainable alternatives.
This study is investigating genetic issues relevant to the aquaculture, stock enhancement and fisheries management of rohu. The project aims to improve broodstock management practices at the hatchery level, support fisheries management. We are also looking for people who can help the project collect wild rohu samples (finclips) for analysis.
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