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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: 1. Considerations in introducing integrated agriculture-aquaculture technology. 2. Integrated farming systems. 3. Animal-fish systems. 4. Rich-fish systems. 5. Management for rice-fish culture. 6. Fish feeding and management. 7. Fish breeding and nursing This primer is an edited and slightly revised version of a previously published integrated agriculture aquaculture (IAA) technology information kit. It contains 38 contributions in seven sections, covering socio-cultural, economic and environmental considerations in introducing IAA technologies, overviews and various examples of integrated farming systems including livestock-fish and rice-fish integration, as well as selected aspects of fish feeding an management, and fish breeding and nursing in IAA. The document aims to give decision-makers concerned with agriculture and rural development an overview and a basis for understanding the principles of IAA and help them decide whether to embark on IAA activities and include these in their programme portfolio. For those who work directly with farmers, the primer aims at providing good examples of IAA, but it is not intended to be a compilation of procedures to be strictly followed. Rather, the primer should help convince its readers/users that farmers can Improve their livelihoods by either introducing IAA or by further developing the many IAA opportunities on their existing farms.…

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Considerations in introducing integrated agriculture aquaculture technology 1. Sociocultural considerations when introducing a new integrated agriculture acquaculture technology/E. Worby. 2. Economic considerations in introducing integrated agriculture aquaculture technology/M. Ahmed and M.A.P. Bimbao. 3. Working with new entrants to integrated agriculture aquaculture/R. Noble and C. Lightfoot. 4. Integrated agriculture aquaculture and the environment/R. Pullin. II. Integrated farming systems 1. Integrated grass fish farming systems in China/H.Z. Yang Y.X. Fang and Z.L. Chen. 2. Chinese embankment fish culture/K.H. Min and B.T. Hu. 3. The VAC system in Northern Viet Nam/L.T. Luu. 4. Fodder fish integration practice in Malaysia/R.Sh. Hj. Ahmad. 5. Integrated fish horticulture farming in India/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. 6. Culture of short cycle species in seasonal ponds and ditches in Bangladesh/M.V. Gupta. III. Animal fish systems 1. Integrated fish duck farming/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. 2. Integrated chicken fish farming/M.V. Gupta and F. Noble. 3. Integrated fish pig farming in India/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. 4. Backyard integrated pig fish culture in the Philippines/F.V. Fermin. IV. Rice fish systems 1. Low input rice fish farming system in irrigated areas in Malaysia/A. Ali. 2. Rice fish systems in Indonesia/C. Dela Cruz. 3. Sawah Tambak rice fish system in Indonesia/C. Dela Cruz. 4. Rice fish systems in China/Y.X. Guo. 5. Rice prawn culture in the Mekong Delta of Viet Nam//L.T. Duong. 6. Rice Prawn and rice shrimp culture in coastal areas of Viet Nam/L.T. Hung. 7. Rice fish system in Guimba Nueva Ecija Philippines/C. Dela Cruz R.C. Sevilleja and J. Torres. 8. The case of rice fish farmer Mang Isko from Dasmarinas Cavite Philippines/F.V. Fermin M.A.P. Bimbao and J.P.T. Dalsgaard. V. Management for rice fish culture 1. Site selection where to culture fish with rice/J. Sollows. 2. Preparation of field for rice fish culture/J. Sollows. 3. Stocking for rice fish culture/J. Sollows. 4. Feeding and maintenance in rice fish system/J. Sollows. 5. Rice management in rice fish culture/J. Sollows and C. Dela Cruz. 6. Rice fish benefits and problems/J. Sollows. 7. The rice fish ecosystem/A. Ali. 8. Fish as a component of integrated pest management in rice production/M. Halwart. VI. Fish feeding and management 1. Using animal wastes in fishponds/R. Sevilleja J. Torres J. Sollows and D. Little. 2. Sewage fed fish culture/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. 3. Bio gas slurry in fish culture/S.D. Tripathi and B. Karma. 4. Plant sources of feed for fish/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. VII. Fish breeding and nursing 1. Carp breeding using off season wheat fields/S.D. Tripathi and B.K. Sharma. 2. Nursery system for carp species/Md. G.A. Khan. 3. Fry nursing in rice fish systems/D. Little and N. Innes Taylor. 4. Fingerling production in irrigated paddy/D. Turongruang and J. Sollows and F. Noble. Bibliography. This primer is an edited and slightly revised version of a previously published Integrated Agriculture Aquaculture (IAA) technology information kit. It contains 38 contributions in seven sections covering sociocultural economic and environmental considerations in introducing IAA technologies overviews and various examples of integrated farming systems including livestock fish and rice fish integration as well as selected aspects of fish feeding and management and fish breeding and nursing in IAA. The document aims to give decision makers concerned with agriculture and rural development an overview and a basis for understanding the principles of IAA and help them decide whether to embark on IAA activities and include these in their programme portfolio. For those who work directly with farmers the primer aims at providing good examples of IAA but it is not intended to be a compilation of procedures to be strictly followed. Rather the primer should help convince its readers/users that farmers can i.…