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Financial and economic analysis of grow-out tilapia cage farming in Laguna de Bay, Philippines
(Philippine Council for Agriculture Resources Research and Development; Manila, Philippines: International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management, 1985)
A survey of grow-out tilapia cage farming in Laguna de Bay, Philippines was conducted in two towns in Rizal Province. the resulting analyses indicate low financial performance and poor economic viability of grow-out tilapia ...
Design and construction of a fishpen for an aquaculture-based social laboratory.
(ASEAN/UNDP/FAO Regional Small Scale Coastal Fisheries Development Project, 1986)
A pilot project for the pen culture of Tilapia nilotica and bighead carp in an irrigation canal was initiated in Barangay Cauayan, Pototan, Iloilo. The project, Cauayan Social Laboratory, involves cooperators from the ...
Tilapia hatchery and nursery systems: Operation and management
(Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and Natural Resources Research and Development; Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources; Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1987)
The successful and profitable production of Tilapia nilotica in ponds or cages is predominantly influenced by the environment and hereditary traits of the stock. Therefore, stocking of high quality fingerlings is a major ...
Comparative performance of three propeller blades used for push pumps.
(ASEAN/UNDP/FAO Regional Small Scale Coastal Fisheries Development Project, 1986)
With the increasing trend to use pumps in aquaculture operations, tests were conducted on push pumps with three different propeller types. Type 21, a stainless two-bladed propeller where the blades were aligned together ...
Country report: Philippines
(International Development Research Centre, 1982)
Natural populations of oysters and mussels have long been gathered for food by coastal communities in the Philippines, and bivalve farming began in early 1900. The first farms were no more than a series of bamboo poles ...