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Sustainable Aquaculture Research Networks in Sub Saharan AfricaA new era for strengthening African AquacultureRéseaux de Recherche en Aquaculture Durable en Afrique Sub-saharienneUne nouvelle ère pour renforcer l'Aquaculture Africaine:Video OIE African Fish/Aquatic Animal Health Training For Country Representatives Workshop held in Accra Ghana March 2012 Including Field Trip to Tropo Farms and Akosombo Research StationPresentations can be downloaded from the OIE site http://www.rr-africa.oie.int/en/en_index.html For further details about the symposium or wider activities of OIE in aquatic animal health in Africa contact Daniel Bourzat d.bourzat@oie.int This and hundreds of other African and related aquaculture video links available on the SARNISSA Video Links PageApril 2012 SARNISSA now goes over 2000 Registered Members from 46 African and 49 other international countries - sharing information and contacts across borders and languages. Once Regd you join the daily updated SARNISSA African aquaculture Email Discussion Fora (English and French) and also can download any of the hundreds of publications available on the siteSARNISSA African Aquaculture Commercial Suppliers and Services Trade DirectoriesSARNISSA Répertoires des Fournisseurs de Biens et Services pour l’Aquaculture Commerciale en AfriqueSARNISSA- Répertoire des Fournisseurs de Biens et Services pour l’Aquaculture Commerciale en l’Afrique de l’Ouest. West African Aquaculture Commercial Suppliers and Services Trade Directory Southern Africa Aquaculture Commercial Suppliers and Services Trade Directory East African Aquaculture Commercial Suppliers and Services Trade Directory Case Studies SARNISSA is looking for titles and potential authors for writing case studies related to African Aquaculture Research and Development. Payment will be given to suitable titles and authors. Click here for details African Aquaculture Email Discussion Forum: Daily messages and news. Now 2000 Members from across Africa and internationally. A great way of sharing up to date information and making new contacts for research, commercial, business, employment, funding, further studies etc Please register on the top right of this page if you wish to access, contribute, and benefit from the different African Aquaculture Discussion Forums. Once registered any new postings to the Registered Users Forums will be sent automatically to your email address to keep you up to date.You will also be able to access and download any new material/reports/papers/manuals received for the Aquaculture Compendium Inscrivez-vous dès maintenant pour profiter du site ! Vous pouvez obtenir les menus en français en sélectionnant le réglage "Français" dans la case "Language" de la colonne de gauche ou en cliquant ICI IMPORTANT ! Pour consulter ce site et/ou participer aux discussions, merci de bien vouloir vous inscrire via le formulaire disponible ICI. Une fois enregistré, vous serez tenu informé de toute nouvelle contribution par des messages adressés directement dans votre boîte au lettre électronique. Vous pourrez aussi accéder et télécharger toutes les nouvelles contributions/rapports/articles/manuels reçus par le Compendium Aquaculture. SARNISSA is a European Commission funded FP7 project SARNISSA est un projet FP7 financé par la Commission Européenne Latest News African Aquaculture in the MediaMay / maiNamibia: Hambukushu chief under siege over aquaculture project land Uganda: Fish farming considered a gold mine that will lift household incomes and boost exports Rwanda: Inland Lakes Integrated Development and Management Support Project (PAIGELAC) in Rwanda Nigeria: FISON chairman urges local fish production to reduce fish imports FAO hands over aquaculture development plan to Ministry of Agriculture UK: Farmed tilapia fillets from Lake Harvest Zimbabwe for sale online and in UK Supermarkets - note the price Latest African Aquaculture and Related Publications on SARNISSAApril / avril 2012 Validation of the aceto carmine technique for evalauting phenotypic sex in nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) fry - This simple method should be used routinely by commercial monosex tilapia hatcheries to monitor the % male in their hatchery sex reversed tilapia fry production Etude de cas Gabon :Rapport de Reproduction artificielle de Clarias gariepinus Akosombo Strain Ghana - Faster growing tilapia for commercial aquaculture development in W Africa Aquaculture Zimbabwe Newsletter Fish Tidings April 2012 SARNISSA NewsletterMarch 2011 SARNISSA Newsletter (English) For all the latest publications related to African AquacultureClick hereCreated by: admin last modification: Friday 11 of May, 2012 [13:50:56 UTC] by admin |
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