- •1 Aquaculture
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- •2 Aquaculture’s beginnings
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- •3 Ancient and modern aquaculture
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- •5 Criteria for commercially successful aquaculture
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- •6 Control over reared species Part 1
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- •7 Feeding the world through agriculture
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- •8 The big two in fish culture Part 1
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- •9 Aquaculture species in the united states Part 1
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- •10 Culture systems
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- •11 Types of aquaculture opeations
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- •12 Management of culture system Part 1
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- •13 Nutrition and feeding Part 1
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- •Genetics and reproduction Part 1
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- •15 Diseases and parasites
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- •Potential adverse effects
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compacted |
плотный, массивный, сжатый |
slope |
уклон |
ration |
соотношение, пропорция |
shallow |
плоский |
management |
управление, умение справиться с чем-либо |
to exceed |
превышать |
drain |
дренаж, осушать |
inflow |
втекающий, впадающий |
to be in stock |
иметь в наличии |
static |
неподвижный статичный |
linear |
узкий и длинный, подобный линии |
raceway |
лоток, рыбоходный канал |
to expose |
подвергать, зд. оставлять |
cage |
садок, изолятор |
net-pen |
садок, огороженное место сетями для выращивания объектов марикультуры |
fry |
малек |
extent |
степень |
withstand |
выдерживать |
hatchery |
инкубаторная станция |
Answer the questions
1) What is typical pond?
2) What should a well designed pond have?
3) What are raceways?
4) What are raceways used for?
5) Is die water exchanged in raceways or not?
6) What is the difference between cages and net-pens?
11 Types of aquaculture opeations
Aquaculture operations range from small, backyard water gardens to energy-intensive, large commercial farms encompassing hundreds of hectares . Aquaculture is sometimes combined with agriculture as in rice–fish farming, or in duck–fish ponds. It is also practiced as polyculture , where a variety of species occupying different ecological niches are cultivated together. Aquaculture involves many levels of intensity and complexity, from gravity-fed ponds with little or no inputs, to intensive systems that use aeration , supplemental feeds, antibiotics, and genetically modified species.
Systems for rearing fish depend on the environment and the objective of the aquaculture operation. In the United States and worldwide, the most common rearing unit is the pond, although other types of units are also used: cages, net pens , flow-through raceways, and recirculation tanks. Efficient farm management and careful water-quality management are keys to a successful operation, regardless of the culture unit. With poor water quality, for example, fish exhibit higher incidence of disease. In addition, poor water quality often yields effluents (wastewater and byproducts) that can have negative environmental effects.
Small skiffs shuttle 80-meter-circumference salmon rearing pens around the harbor at a commercial fish farm in Dover, Tasmania, Australia. Pens must be moved periodically to reduce negative impacts of fish waste on substrate environments below the pens.
Vocabulary
gravity-fed ponds |
пруды с подачей самотеком |
flow-through raceways |
рыбоходные каналы, лотки |
recirculation tanks |
рециркуляционные емкости |
Answer the questions
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What is policulture?
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What are the most popular culture units?
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What can cause a poor water quality?