Category: Systems and Technologies

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.

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.

Earthen Pond-based Floating Beds (EPFB) represent a transformative approach to sustainable agriculture, integrating rice cultivation with aquaculture to optimize resource use and enhance productivity.

The community fish bank initiative in Thailand is a noteworthy example of how local communities can effectively manage and restore their fishery resources.

Sustainable intensification is possible with the implementation of appropriate technologies and strategies. In this respect, biofloc technology, an environmentally friendly aquaculture system, is well worth a consideration.