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Erosion, Sedimentation in Earthen Aquaculture Ponds Embankments made of heavy clay soils must have adequate side slopes or they will slip.
05/05/2017
Total Alkalinity, Total Hardness Proper management of phytoplankton in aquaculture ponds is important to maintain adequate water pH levels.
05/05/2017
Measuring Circulation, Mixing in Ponds Several methods for evaluating water circulation and mixing in aquaculture ponds are available to farm operators.
04/05/2017
Characterization and Management of Effluents from Aquaculture Ponds in the Southeastern US Nearly all commercial aquaculture in the southeastern United States is conducted in earthen ponds. Good production from ponds is encouraged by using
04/05/2017
Water Temperature in Aquaculture Aquaculture ponds should not be deeper than about 2.0 m to minimize the probability of thermal stratification.
03/05/2017
Overview: Mechanical Pond Aeration Productivity increases in aquaculture ponds in re-sponse to nutrient inputs of fertilizer and feed. These in-puts, however, increase the demand for oxygen
03/05/2017
Total Alkalinity, Total Hardness Proper management of phytoplankton in aquaculture ponds is important to maintain adequate water pH levels.
03/05/2017
Decomposition and accumulation of organic matter in ponds The major sources of organic matter in aquaculture ponds are organic fertilizer, remains of microorganisms — phytoplankton, zooplankton, and benthos — produced
26/04/2017
Phytoplankton in aquaculture ponds: Friend or foe? Phytoplankton can be a dilemma in aquaculture. Properly managed populations can be very beneficial (“friend”) to aquaculture production systems
26/04/2017
The complex principles of redox measurement During the past few years, several aquaculturists have asked me about the use and significance of the oxidation-reduction potential – often referred to as ORP
26/04/2017