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extensive intensive and semi intensive aquaculture

Aquaculture is a general term that describes the farming of fish and other aquatic animals. Aquaculture is conducted in three different forms: extensive, intensive and semi-intensive. There are advantages and challenges to each approach. Let’s find out more about these different kinds of aquaculture!

With extensive aquaculture, it is the same as allowing fish to roam freely in a large pond or lake. You are essentially providing them with a huge play ground to discover! This technique requires less human labor, making it easier on farmers.

Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of Extensive Aquaculture Systems

Large scale aquaculture is a good thing as it allows fish to live in a much more natural environment. They have enough room to swim and develop but are not overcrowded. It is a more natural process since it uses sunlight and nutrients in the water, making it better for the Earth.

Intensive aquaculture is about maximizing fish production. For example, by keeping fish inside tanks, farmers have more control over food and water quality. It results in faster and bigger fish development so simply more fish can be caught in lesser time.

Why choose Wolize extensive intensive and semi intensive aquaculture?

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