Aquaculture refers to farming the water: that is, growing fish or shrimp or other aquatic animals in a controlled space, rather than capturing them in open water. I've tended to think of aquaculture as an interesting sideline to standard capture-style fishing, but apparently that view is so 1995.
Aquaculture refers to farming the water: that is, growing fish or shrimp or other aquatic animals in a controlled space, rather than capturing them in open water.
I've tended to think of aquaculture as an interesting sideline to standard capture-style fishing, but apparently that view is so 1995.
Organization (FAO) … Continue reading The Dominance of Aquaculture over Capture Fishing The post The Dominance of Aquaculture over Capture Fishing first appeared on Conversable Economist.
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Aquaculture refers to farming the water: that is, growing fish or shrimp or other aquatic animals in a controlled space, rather than capturing them in open water. I've tended to think of aquaculture as an interesting sideline to standard capture-style fishing, but apparently that view is so 1995. Organization (FAO) … Continue reading The Dominance of Aquaculture over Capture Fishing The post The Dominance of Aquaculture over Capture Fishing first appeared on Conversable Economist.
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