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Creator:: Ojo, S. O., Faphunda, O. O., and Fagbenro, O. A.
Abstract:: Nigerian aquaculture industry is fairly well developed and ranks second in Africa. It has low production levels compared with the country's aquaculture production potentials. Aquaculture production in 2001 was 47,000 tonnes contributing 9.92% of total fisheries production. If aquaculture production is to play its expected role in economic development of...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: AKURE, NIGERIA drojoso@yahoo.com O. A. FAGBENRO, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, PMB 704 AKURE

Creator:: Ojo, S. O. and Fagbenro, O. A.
Abstract:: The fisheries sub-sector in Nigeria accounts for about 40% of animal protein in the diet and it contributed 4.74% of the agricultural share of the nation's GDP in 2003. Recently, demand for fish products has doubled as other sources of animal protein have become expensive due to pressure by the...
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Full Text:: . OJO, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, PMB 704 AKURE, NIGERIA drojoso@yahoo.com O. A. FAGBENRO

Creator:: Ajao, A. O., Williams, S. B., and Idowu, E. O.
Abstract:: Non-radial measure of technical efficiency of fish farms in Oyo State was examined using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). Use of the non-radial measures to calculate overuse of inputs by inefficient fish farmers was demonstrated and the potential for reducing inputs used by improving efficiency was evaluated. Ordinary Least Square (OLS)...
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Creator:: Ojo, Sylvester Oluwadare and Fagbenro, O. A.
Abstract:: Most efforts of Nigerian governments to fight unemployment and poverty among the educated youths have not succeeded because most agricultural programmes initiated by past governments did not go down well with the youths due to drudgery, large capital outlay and low returns to resources associated with food crop and livestock...
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Full Text:: Oluwadare Ojo, O A Fagbenro Abstract: Most efforts of Nigerian governments to fight unemployment and

Creator:: Abu Hena, Mustafa Kamal, Hishamuddin, O., Misri K., and Faridah A.
Abstract:: The shrimp culture industry has been progressing steadily in many countries during the past decade due to its potential economic value. beside the progress of culture, considerable research finding was implemented to formulate diets, whereas, studies on the contribution of natural diets to shrimp growth in earthen ponds are still...
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Full Text:: TROPICAL PONDS Abu Hena M. K., Hishamuddin O., Misri K. and Faridah A. Department of Biology, Faculty

Creator:: Abu Hena, Mustafa Kamal, Hishamuddin, O., Misri K., and Faridah A.
Abstract:: The growth of tiger shrimp P. monodon and physicochemical factors of pond water and sediment were observed in tropical climate using bacterial products called probiotics. No improvement in shrimp growth and water quality was noted compare to other reported studies. The organic matter (OM) and total sulfur (TS) of pond...
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Full Text:: ., Hishamuddin O., Misri K. and Faridah A. Department of Biology, Faculty of Science and Environmental Studies

Creator:: Campbell, H. F., Kennedy, J. O. S., and McIlgorm, A.
Abstract:: The paper predicts the outcomes of alternative management scenarios for the Southern Bluefin Tuna (SBT) fishery over the next twenty years. Two criteria are used to characterize outcomes: economic efficiency as measured by the present value of fishery rent generated; and conservation as measured by the predicted size of the...
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Full Text:: Bluefin Tuna H.F. Campbell University of Queensland J.O.S. Kennedy La Trobe University A. McIlgorm

Creator:: Adeleke, M. L., Amos, T. T., and Fagbenro, O. A.
Abstract:: The perception of catfish farmers on climate change and it effect on the contribution of catfish production to household income in Lagos State, Nigeria were investigated using primary and secondary data as well as structured questionnaire. A multistage random sampling technique was used to select 250 African catfish farmers. Descriptive...
Resource Type:: Presentation

Creator:: Abiodun-Solanke, Ayojesutomi, Fakoya, K. A., Adegoun, M. O., Ayano, A. E., Uramah, J., Adeboyejo, F., and Williams, S. B.
Abstract:: In Nigeria, women play major roles of at least 75% in the fisheries and aquaculture value- chains from production, processing, storage, marketing and trade. Unlike the men, women have not received commensurate levels of attention and empowerment largely because their roles are perceived as ‘invisible’, poorly evaluated and undocumented without...
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Full Text:: Small Scale Fisheries: A Tool to Sustainability Introduction The small-scale

Creator:: Badmus, Olanrewaju, Obadiah, F. V., Olaoye, J. O., Yacim, S. E., Laniyi, A. L., and Adedeji, F. A.
Abstract:: Climate changes are growing environmental concerns which are much in the scientific government and public eye at present. The potential impact on aquatic resources and livelihood are immense. From local to global levels, fisheries and aquaculture play important roles for food supply, food security and income generation. Some 43.5 million...
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Full Text:: change? Ambio 28(2):196-199. 8. Hoegh-Guldberg, O., Mumby, P. J., Hooten, A. J., Steneck, R. S

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