Normal view MARC view ISBD view

Freshwater prawn farming: a manual for the culture of macrobrachium rosenbergii.

By:

New, Michael B; Singholka, Somsuk

Material type:

TextSeries: FAO fisheries technical paper no. 225Publication details: Rome : FAO, 1982.Subject(s):

Fishery industry
Freshwater fish -- Fish breeding -- Fish production. -- Freshwater fish -- Fish breeding -- Fish production. -- Freshwater fish -- Fish breeding -- Fish production

Summary: This manual is intended as a practical guide to freshwater prawn farming primarily for extension, rather than research workers. Its contents are a synthesis of the practical experience of its two authors, blended with their observation of the work of others in this field.

Tags from this library: No tags from this library for this title. Log in to add tags.

Average rating: 0.0 (0 votes)

No physical items for this record

This manual is intended as a practical guide to freshwater prawn farming primarily for extension, rather than research workers. Its contents are a synthesis of the practical experience of its two authors, blended with their observation of the work of others in this field.

There are no comments on this title.

to post a comment.

Back to results

1 Seven African writers/
by Moore, Gerald, 1924-
2 Towards African literary independence :
by Egejuru, Phanuel Akubueze.
3 Seven African writers/
by Moore, Gerald, 1924-
4 Recueil de textes africains :
5 African writers talking :
6 The blind men and the elephant and other essays in biographical criticism /
by Lindfors, Bernth
7 Journeys through the French African novel /
by Mortimer, Mildred P.
8 In their own voices :
9 Early Black South African writing in English /
by Lindfors, Bernth.
10 Reflections & retrospectives /
11 African writers talking:
by Pieterse, Cosmo, 1930-
12 In person--Achebe, Awoonor, and Soyinka at the University of Washington /
13 African authors :
14 The narrow path /
by Selormey, Francis
15 A reader's guide to African literature,
by Zell, Hans M. (Hans Martin), 1940-
16 Movement from group affiliations towards individual mores in women writers of Africa.
by Garg, Poonam.