Traditional Asian aquaculture
Traditional Asian aquaculture
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DOI:
10.1533/9781845696474.6.1029
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发表时间:
2009-01-01
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Edwards, P.
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Edwards, P.
Traditional inland aquaculture is socially and environmentally compatible with the local landscape as it uses on-farm and locally available wastes and by-products as nutritional inputs for farmed aquatic organisms. Integrated agriculture/aquaculture systems (rice/fish, crop/livestock/fish and feedlot livestock/fish), integrated peri-urban aquaculture systems (wastewater-fed aquaculture) and integrated fisheries aquaculture (low-value, trash fish fed systems) are described as well as recent changes to traditional practice. Research-based guidelines for improved traditional practice are outlined. Recent examples of the development of semi-intensive aquaculture are given. Examples are also given of how the principles of traditional practice are being used to reduce the adverse environmental impact of intensive pellet-fed aquaculture through reduction of wastes in situ and treatment of intensive aquaculture effluents.