Description

The aquaculture industry heavily relies on ponds, reservoirs, lakes, rivers, and other inland waterways (including brackish water) for the purpose of raising and breeding aquatic animals (fish, prawns, crab, shellfish, etc.) and plants for economic gain. One of the international commodity marketplaces with the strongest growth rates today is the fish and fisheries sector. This book offers not just thorough technique but also achieves a reasonable balance between more technical issues and practical applications. The production and management of fish species that are significant for commerce are fully described in the book. Current research reports and developments on the subject have been painstakingly integrated into this book. This book's goal is to serve as a helpful resource for aquaculture business owners, engineers, and investors. Figures, tables, and pictures aid in clarifying key ideas. The book's themes are covered in a way that makes them simple for pupils to comprehend. It is appropriate for both trained professional fish cultivators and inquisitive laypeople due to the writing's clarity and completeness of detail.