G19 Abbassa strain family production 2025
G19 Abbassa strain family production 2025. Additional families will be produced in 2026. Spawning discontinued due to cold weather.
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Analyzing the power of collective agency in strengthening fisher communities in Kenya KIIs
This study aimed to explore the dynamics of group interactions in fishing communities surrounding Lake Victoria, Kenya. Using 11 Key Informant...
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Rohu family production 2025 as part of the WorldFish Carp Genetic Improvement Program
Generation 5 rohu families produced in 2025 that survived to the time of hapa stocking. Families were produced as part of the WorldFish Carp Genetic...
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Fish powder Assessing profitability and affordability in TimorLeste
This study investigates the financial profitability of small scale, home-based fish powder production in Timor-Leste, by estimating the costs and...
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Gender and socioeconomic considerations for penside resistance diagnostics for tick control in SubSaharan Africa
The quantitative participant demographics of 363 livestock keepers purposely selected focus group discussants in four countries can be used to...
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Nurturing island leaders Youth training and innovation in Solomon Islands
Engaging youth in positive island food system transitions is an emerging regional priority. The Nusatupe Innovation Hub in Solomon Islands, operated...
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Scaling up COMFA+Fish Report for Sensory Panels IV and V
In sensory panel IV (Adults), The ComFA+Fish strawberry flavor instant porridge is a market-leading product with exceptional sensory appeal and...
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Biosecurity Knowledge Attitudes and Practices in Carp Hatcheries and Nurseries in Bangladesh
Biosecurity is essential for producing healthy fish seed, yet its adoption in carp hatcheries and nurseries in Bangladesh remains uneven. This study...