Field Testing Least Invasive Aquaculture Techniques on Small-Scale Farms in Thailand

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Author(s):
Christopher F. Knud-Hansen; Ted R. Batterson; Hans Guttman; C. Kwei Lin; Peter Edwards

Type of Document:
Research Report

 

Publisher/Journal:
Pond Dynamics/Aquaculture CRSP, Oregon State University

Date of Publication:
1998

Place of Publication:
Corvallis, OR

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Abstract: Research at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) in small-scale farmer aquaculture systems began in 1979 with a survey of fish farms in Pathumthani Province, Central Thailand (Edwards et? al., 1983). A major conclusion was that farmers were constrained by a shortage of suitable fertilizers and feed inputs. Large- scale commercial farms in the Province were integrated with feedlot livestock and/or used waste food from canteens or agro-industrial factories as fish feed. As the latter are seldom available in rural areas, it was recommended that small-scale farmers culture fish in integrated systems with feedlot livestock.

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