Net cage culture of tilapia in dams and small farm reservoirs
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The manual describes the net cage of tilapia in dams and small farm reservoirs, which has been found to be a low-cost yet high-income earning farm activity and offers an excellent option as an alternative livelihood for poor inland fisherfolks. The following aspects are covered: 1) Characteristics of a suitable site; 2) Design of the net cages - the floating cage, the stationary/fixed cage; 3) Stocking the net cages - source of juveniles, stocking rate, stocking time, acclimation; 4) Management of the cages - feeds and feeding, monitoring activities; 5) Harvesting - partial harvest, total harvest; and, 6) Profitability analysis.
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A 14-page manual that details net cage design and cage management after tilapia has been stocked. Some data on operating costs included.
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Baliao, D. D., de los Santos, M. A., Franco, N. M., & Jamon, N. R. S. (2000). Net cage culture of tilapia in dams and small farm reservoirs. Tigbauan, Iloilo, Philippines: SEAFDEC Aquaculture Department.
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9718511415シリーズ
Aquaculture extension manual; No. 30Format
14 p. : ill.
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