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Selected materials are listed below for those interested in knowing more about aquaculture and trout production. The USTFA does not take responsibility for any information contained in these materials and makes no claims about their accuracy or reliability. All of these materials were found on the internet.
The Regional Aquaculture Centers encourage cooperative and collaborative research and extension education programs in aquaculture having regional or national application. The mission of the Centers is to support aquaculture research, development, demonstration, and education to enhance viable and profitable U.S. aquaculture production to benefit consumers, producers, service industries, and the American economy.
All documents listed on this page except the videos are either PDF or Word documents. Click on the title to retrieve the document.
Southern Regional Aquaculture Center
Anesthetics in Aquaculture (2004) Aquaculture - Realities and Potentials When Getting Started (1998) Budgets for Trout Production - Estimated Costs and Returns for Trout Farming in the South (1990) Calculating Area and Volume of Ponds and Tanks (1991) Columnaris Disease - A Bacterial Infection Caused by Flavobacterium columnare (1998) Control of Bird Predation at Aquaculture Facilities - Strategies and Cost Estimates (1997) Controlling Bird Predation at Aquaculture Facilities - Frightening Techniques (2005) Disease Prevention on Fish Farms (2007) Measuring Dissolved Oxygen Concentration in Aquaculture (2002) Open Channel Flow in Aquaculture (1995) Powering Aquaculture Equipment (1995) Selecting the Proper Pump (1994) The HACCP Seafood Program and Aquaculture (2004) Toxicities of Agricultural Pesticides to Selected Aquatic Organisms (2002) Trout Farming - Carrying Capacity and Inventory Management (2000) Trout Production - Feeds and Feeding Methods (1999) Trout Production - Handling Eggs and Fry (2000)
North Central Regional Aquaculture Center
Is Aquatic Farming For You? (1991) Trout Culture in the North Central Region (1993) What is Whirling Disease? (2004)
Western Regional Aquaculture Center
Coldwater Bacterial Disease (2004)
Aquaculture Technical Series - Trout Production Budget for Raising Trout in Pond Cages - WVU Extension Disease Prevention on Fish Farms - MO Department of Conservation Manual for Rainbow Trout Production on the Family-Owned Farm (1991) Raising Trout in Ponds in West Virginia - WVU Extension Trout Egg Development - MO Department of Conservation
Manual of Salmonid Farming - Stephen Willoughby, 1999 Nutrient Requirements and Feeding of Finfish for Aquaculture - edited by C.D. Webster and C.E. Lim, 2002 Principles of Salmonid Culture - William Pennell and Bruce A. Barton, 1996 Trout Farming Handbook - Stephen Drummond Sedgwick, 1995
SRAC DVD/VIDEOS The DVD/videos listed below have been produced by the SRAC extension project with Texas A&M University serving as the Lead Institution. Distribution is handled through the network of Aquaculture Extension Contacts and County Extension Agents in each state. Please contact your State Extension Contact or local County Agent for availability and prices. Or order videos directly from Texas A&M. DVD/Videos are also available from Texas Cooperative Extension at a cost of $20.00 within the United States. For additional ordering information, call 979-845-7473 or FAX 979-845-7103. Foreign orders should contact Texas A&M at 979-845-7473 before ordering as foreign orders, including postage, must be paid in advance in U.S. dollars.
NCRAC DVD/VIDEOS Contact the following to order the videos below; all videos are $20.
Ted
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(517) 353-1962
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