Category: Environmentally Friendly Aquaculture
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Fish-Shrimp Integrated Aquaculture
Fish-shrimp co-culture systems represent a sustainable and economically viable solution for modern aquaculture. They demonstrate promising benefits in terms of water quality improvement, disease management, and reduced environmental impact.
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Shellfish Aquaculture for Water Quality Improvement
As the world faces growing environmental challenges, the integration of shellfish aquaculture into broader water quality management strategies presents an innovative and promising path towards achieving sustainable and resilient marine ecosystems.
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Biochar in Aquaculture: Its Eco-Friendly and Functional Benefits
Biochar is a sustainable and practical solution for addressing challenges in aquaculture. It can help stabilize water conditions, support microbial balance, and promote better growth and health of aquatic species.
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The Black Soldier Fly Larvae: An Alternative Source of Fish Feed
Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) represent a promising and sustainable alternative protein source for fish feed, especially when produced from household waste.
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Uses of Wolffia in Aquaculture
By leveraging the ecological and nutritional properties of Wolffia, aquaculture systems can achieve greater sustainability and thus contribute to food security and environmental conservation.
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