Considering
Commercial Aquaculture
If you are
considering commercial
freshwater aquaculture you
should start by reading the
publication, "Evaluation of a
freshwater site for aquaculture
potential." Commercial
aquaculture depends on land and
water resources, markets and an
honest assessment of the stage
of aquaculture development being
considered. This publication
will prepare you for
communicating with people in
academia and the industry if you
seek their help. Several of the
species covered in the
publication (tilapia and hybrid
striped bass) have made the
transition from research and
development (R&D) to full
economic reality since the
publication was written,
however, the concepts covered in
the material are fundamental to
all aquaculture.
- Conte,
F.S. 1993. Evaluation of a
freshwater site for
aquaculture potential.
Western Regional Aquaculture
Center Pub. No. 92-101. pp
33.
WRAC101.PDF
- Conte,
F.S. 1996. Aquaculture
investment: Lowering the
risks. Western Regional
Aquaculture Center
Pub.WRAC-103. pp 8
WRAC-103.PDF
- Anon. A
Guide to California State
Permits, Licenses, Laws and
Regulations Affecting
California's Aquaculture
Industry. California
Resource Agency, Department
of Fish and Game. For a
copy, contact:
-
Aquaculture Coordinator
-
Department of Fish and
Game
- 1416
Ninth Street
-
Sacramento, California
95814
- PH:
(916) 653-9583
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