Pond waters can be analogous to a 'home' and environment where the shrimps live and conduct its activities and interact with other organisms. Pond water quality management in accordance with conditions and requirements of shrimps, means providing a place to live for the shrimps so their feel living 'at home' within it and can run a normal life with their environment.
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25 April, 2008
Pond Water Quality Management Concepts 1
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marindro
Waters factor have an important role for a success of shrimp farming especially concerning with applied cultivation technology. Waters is a habitat where the shrimps live and interact with their surrounding environment both biotic and unbiotic that forming a food chain in an ecosystem of its own. In a natural habitat, there is a natural waters, the formed ecosystem is always maintained in a balance through natural mechanism control either biology, physics, chemistry and ecological.
23 April, 2008
Concept of Shrimp Farming Development 02
Posted by
marindro
As described in Section 01, essentially of the shrimp farming development is influenced by four main factors, namely: waters, land, shrimp culture technologies, and human resources which each represents a unity that can not be separated.
Concept of Shrimp Farming Development 01 - Background
Posted by
marindro
Basically, shrimp farming is an activity to growth as well as maintenance of shrimps in ponds, by providing a particular environmental conditions appropriate for shrimp reared in a time period until condition of shrimps is considered financially feasible to utilized.
21 April, 2008
“Dusty” Pond Water
Posted by
marindro
Discussion related to water quality this time is about "dusty" pond water which is also often encountered in shrimp culture. In accordance with term of condition of "dusty" pond water if observed carefully in water so dirty that caused some "dust" that meets body / layer of waters. In general, the "dusty" water caused by physical particles that are not soluble in water and floating in the waters.
17 April, 2008
Indonesia's Group Profile This Months
Posted by
marindro
agronursery
Agronusery is an Indonesia’s group that provided for persons who interest with agribusiness and it related others (agriculture, animal husbandry, aqua/shrimp culture, etc). In addition, this group also provided to interrelationship between members, like information sharing, discussion, product advertising, etc.
Agronusery is an Indonesia’s group that provided for persons who interest with agribusiness and it related others (agriculture, animal husbandry, aqua/shrimp culture, etc). In addition, this group also provided to interrelationship between members, like information sharing, discussion, product advertising, etc.
11 April, 2008
Broken Tail On Shrimp
Posted by
marindro
At a time of observing shrimp condition of in ponds, we often find shrimp with the tail was damaged by the varied damage level from minor damage (broken tail only slightly) to the severe level (shrimp almost no tail.
09 April, 2008
The "Mossy" Shrimps
Posted by
marindro
Shrimp conditions is one of factors that determine the success of cultivation due to an effect on shrimp quality that indirectly participate in determining price of produced shrimp (an explanation of the concept of quality and size in determining the prices can see here). One of the parameters which frequently encountered in pond is mossy shrimp and in accordance with the term then in these conditions the shrimp's body covered with moss, so often referred to by the term "jacketed shrimp".
07 April, 2008
Shrimp Culture News of The Month - 3
Posted by
marindro
Indonesia Aquculture Production Increased 20 %
Source : http://dkp.go.id
Pers Release 19/03/08 DKP
Source : http://dkp.go.id
Pers Release 19/03/08 DKP
The Indonesia’s regulation for fiheries development are Fish Cacthing Monitoring, Aquaculture Development and Added Value Improvement of Fishery Product. In line with there regulations, Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fishery of Indonesia are trying to increasing fiheries production to future on aquaculture sectors.
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