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Title : Methodologies for studying finfish and shellfish biology
Authors : Dineshbabu, A P,Sasikumar, Geetha...
Year : 2014
Language : English
Pages : 91
Format : Hardbound
ISBN : 978-93-82263-03-6
Price : Rs.280.00 15$
Abstract : The handbook for carrying out existing methodologies right from estimation of fish catch at the landing centre to the analysis of biological aspects of finfishes, crustaceans and molluscs of Indian waters.
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Title : Tuna: Fishery, Biology and Management
Authors : Pillai, NGK and Satheeshkumar, P
Year : 2014
Language : English
Pages : 222
Format : Hardbound
ISBN : 978-93-82263-04-3
Price : Rs. 600.00 ($ 40.00)
Abstract : The contents of the book is primarily based on information culled out from various reports on the subject, discussions with experts, stakeholders tuna processers and exporters and field visits. An attempt has also been made to study the impact of El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon on the tuna production in Indian Ocean.
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Title : The Indian Sacred Chank
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Year : 2014
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Price : Rs.800.00 (US$ 40.00)
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Title : Livelihood Status of Fishers in India
Authors : Sathiadhas, R et. al.
Year : 2014
Language : English
Pages : 311
Format : Hardbound
ISBN : 978-93-82263-05-0
Price : Free
Abstract : Indian Fisheries and aquaculture is an important subsidiary of agriculture, providing
employment, food and nutritional security particularly to the rural poor and better access to
protein rich food for all. It is also contributing to the agricultural exports and engaging about
fourteen million people in different activities. With diverse resources ranging from deep seas to
lakes in the mountains and more than 10 per cent of the global biodiversity in terms of fish and
shellfish species, the country has shown continuous and sustained increments in fish production
since independence. With support of government initiatives and policies, various innovations by
scientific community, support from private industries and companies, fishermen, farmers NGOs
and self help groups, the sector has evolved from a modest, traditional and subsistence level to a
sophisticated and modern enterprise. The country now occupies the third position in total world
production and second in aquaculture production. ‘Fish for All forever’ necessitates the sustained
development of the sector to cater nutritional needs of millions of people in future. India with
water ranging from seas to cold hill streams and over 10 per cent of the fish biodiversity on earth
has high scope for producing fish by utilizing the untapped potentials of inland and marine sector.
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Title : Coastal Rural Indebtedness and Impact of Microfinance in Marine Fisheries Sector.
Authors : Vipinkumar, V P,Shyam, S Salim...
Year : 2013
Language : English
Pages : 118
Format : Ebook
ISBN : 978-81-92327-8-1
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Abstract : The importance of the study in this regard was on the impact assessment of microfinance on rural indebtedness in marine fisheries sector as well as to assess the extent of indebtedness among marine fisherfolk in mechanized, motorized and traditional sectors and the role of credit agencies in providing credit.
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Title : Handbook of Marine Prawns of India
Authors : Rao, G Sudhakara, Radhakrishnan...
Year : 2013
Language : English
Pages : 415
Format : Hardbound
ISBN : 978-81-923002-1-4
Price : Rs.1600 100$
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Title : Cage Aquaculture in India
Authors : Rao, G Syda, Imelda, Joseph
Year : 2013
Language : English
Pages : 240
Format : Hardbound
ISBN : 978-81-923271-7-4
Price : Rs.640 50$
Abstract : The book divided in to 15 chapters covers a broad spectrum of aspects that need to be taken in to consideration for successful cage farming. The chapters encompass detailed accounts on site selection for installation of cages including environmental aspects; engineering aspects that have to be taken in to consideration in building cost-effective cages that could be sustained by fishing farming communities and small entrepreneurs; installation and maintenance of cages; grow-out farming practices for high value species such as seabass (Lates calcarifer), Cobia (Rachycentron canadurn), mullets (Mugil sps.), Pearlspot etc.
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Title : Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITKs’) of Indian Marine Fishermen with reference to Climate Change
Authors : SwathiLekshmi, P S, Dineshbabu, A P...
Year : 2013
Language : English
Pages : 124
Format : Paperback
ISBN : 978-81-923271-9-8
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Abstract : The fisherfolk of coastal India possess a rich repertoire of ancient knowledge and traditional wisdom with respect to various climate change related phenomena which they have made use of in their day to day fishing activities. This provides them, the rule of the thumb to be followed with respect to observed indicators or relationship with in events of climate change related inflections.
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