B.K. Das and U.K. Sarkar Considering the fact that the marine capture fish production is almost stagnating, the bulk of the 16 mmt domestic demand of fish by 2025 is expected to come from fr... Read more

Dr. Amit Ranjan, Tmt. A. Jemila Thangarani and Dr. S. A. Shanmugam In aquaculture operations feed accounts for 50-60% of the total operating costs based on the culture system. Hence, feed an... Read more

Amit Saraogi Aquaculture over the recent years has not only led to substantial socio-economic benefits such as increased nutritional levels, income, employment and foreign exchange, but has... Read more

Aquaculture is considered to be a high investment and high-risk food farming system and as such deserves the provision of insurance on a top priority basis. Insurance will not only comp... Read more

The seafood industry which is down by about 25% on an average during the current period will bounce back as soon as the Covid 19 situation gets normal, says Jagdish Fofandi, President, Seafo... Read more

Disease surveillance and reporting is very important for sustainable production and growth of aquaculture. Studies show that at times more than fifty percent of production losses is because... Read more

M.G. Pratap, B. Madhusudhana Rao, Ch. Balakrishna, Dr A. Devivaraprasad Reddy Introduction Shrimp is the single largest seafood commodity by value, accounting for 17% of all internationally... Read more

Abhed Pandey and Sachin Onkar Khairnar Most forms of traditional aquaculture rely largely on the production of foods through natural processes, or by fertilization and water management in en... Read more

R. Rajeshkannan, V. Vijayarahavan and V. Alamelu Disease outbreak is a major impediment for the socioeconomic development of the aquaculture sector worldwide. New technologies and techniques... Read more