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Aquaculture development

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		Beru visitation- brief report Author(s): Tetoa, B. Publisher: Kiribati Government Place: Tarawa (Kiribati) Date: 2010 Notes: Report produced with the help with Taiwan Government ASFA Keywords: Fish ponds, Milk fish, Aquaculture development Country Collection: Kiribati
		Growth of Macrobrachium Rosenergii juvenils feed on different feeds in Aquaria in Fiji Author(s): Albert, J .E Place: Suva Date: 1984 ASFA Keywords: Prawn culture, Juveniles, Feed, Aquaculture development Country Collection: Fiji Abstract: Four feeds were composed as to their effectiveness in increasing the weightsof post - larval prawns in aquaria conditions. The feeds' protein levelswere 16.3, 28.7, and 46.8. Post - larval prawns were weighed in a group and were placed in 3 sections of aquaria for each treatment at 25 or 26 prawns· per section (200 PL/m2) and fed daily at approximately 12% original body weight for 28 days.
		History of tilapia introduction into Fiji Place: Suva (Fiji) Notes: Report has different research topics ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Aquaculture fishery, Industry Country Collection: Fiji
		Milkfish culture in Kiribati Place: Kiribati Notes: Project funded by Government of Japan and Government of Kiribati ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Fish culture, Fish ponds, Fry Country Collection: Kiribati Abstract: Milkfish was introduced to aquaculture centuries back. In asian countries like Taiwan, Indonesia and the Philippines, milkfish iS an important cultured fish.
		Nauru Aquaculture Development Plan 2005-2010 Author(s): Nauru Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority Publisher: Secretariat of the Pacific Community Date: 2005 Notes: Nauru Fisheries and Marine Resources Authority ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture, Aquaculture regulations, Aquaculture development Country Collection: Nauru
		An overview of activities implemented by the research and management section in 1996/97 and proposed activities for 1997/98.pdf Place: Apia Date: 1997 ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Aquaculture statistics, Evaluation, Fish culture Country Collection: Samoa Abstract: Aquaculture activities implemented during the 1996/97 period involves the establishment of three demonstration tilapia farms at Chanel College, Moamoa, Letogo and Lotofaga, Safata
		Raising fish in ponds Notes: It's written in English and in Fijian ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Aquaculture techniques, Fish ponds, Fishery industry Country Collection: Fiji
		Red hybrid tilapia culture in Fiji Author(s): Yuan-Jui, L.; Namotu, T. M. Place: Suva (Fiji) Date: 1986 ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Fish culture, Fish ponds, Freshwater aquaculture Country Collection: Fiji Abstract: Red Hybrid Tilapia is now under culture in a two year programme in Fiji to study the economical feasibility of culture this strain in the country.
		A report of paddy culture experiment I Author(s): Chagi, H.; Dawai, N. Publisher: Fisheries Division - Fiji Place: Suva (Fiji) Date: 1992 Notes: A joint report by MPI - Fiji and JICA ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture, Aquaculture technique, Rice fields, Aquaculture development Country Collection: Fiji
		Report of the Fiji Japan aquaculture research and development project Place: Suva (Fiji) Date: 1987 ASFA Keywords: Aquaculture development, Prawn culture, Oyster culture, Freshwater fish Country Collection: Fiji Abstract: Resently a technique of grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idellus) fry production has been established at Nandruloulou Aquaculture Station. Al l of the fry produced at this station are released to control weed growth in rivers and paticularly irrigation cannals, however, size of the fry which are released at present is not large enough to get rid of weeds effectively.
		Tilapia considered as a predator in milkfish ponds in Kiribati Author(s): Teroroko, T. Place: Tarawa Date: 1982 ASFA Keywords: Fishery industry, Fish ponds, Aquaculture development, Predator prey interactions Country Collection: Kiribati Abstract: Tilapia was first brought into Kiribati from Fiji in the early 1960 by the Agricultural Division by which time the Fisheries is not yet started.