Integrated Multi-trophic Aquaculture
http://www.unbsj.ca/sase/biology/chopinlab/articles/files/Northern%20Aquaculture%20IMTA%20July%2006.pdf Article on this concept where the cultivation of organisms such as finfish is combined with other organisms, such as shellfish and kelp that will utilize their biproducts, thus providing a more natural environment. waiting for hand_moderation
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Information on aquaculture in Arizona, the United States and around the world, with links to other internet resources. Maintainted by Arizona University.
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Aquatic weeds may cause problems in fish ponds and this article discusses how fish may be used to control the weed.
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Provides guidelines for making informed decisions before establishing an aquaculture enterprise, with special reference to Western Australia.
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Provides information on books and journals on these subjects published by Blackwell Publishing.
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Information from Wikipedia on this form of aquaculture where the by-products from one harvestable species are used as an input in the production of another.
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