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The Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquacultures
has researched, teaching, and extension responsibilities in three
primary areas: aquaculture, fisheries management and aquatic
ecology. Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic plants and animals.
Fisheries management involves the management of wild populations
of plants and animals in aquatic environments from the headwater
streams to the open ocean. Aquatic ecology is the study of the
relationship between aquatic organisms and their biological,
chemical, and physical environment. Extension specialists, area
aquaculturists, and county agents have extension programs in
these areas.
Fish
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Publication Number Order
ANR-0195 Channel Catfish Production in Ponds
ANR-0232 Liming Fish Ponds
ANR-0249 Fertilizing Fish Ponds
ANR-0273 Catfish Farming Is It For You?
ANR-0452 Using Grass Carp For Controlling Weeds In Alabama Ponds
ANR-0577 Management Of Recreational Fish Ponds In Alabama
ANR-0758 Grilling Alabama Seafood
ANR-0789 Ornamental Garden Pools
ANR-0826 Management Of Recreational Catfish Ponds In Alabama
ANR-0828 Artificial Reefs: Design, Placement, And Permitting
ANR-0840 Microwaving Alabama Seafood
ANR-0891 Production Of Crawfish In Alabama
ANR-0911 Streams: A National Heritage Worth Preserving
ANR-0957 Caged Fish Production in Alabama
ANR-1114 Pond Building: A Guide to Planning, Constructing, and Maintaining Recreational Ponds
ANR-1193 Relative Weight: An Easy-to-Measure Index of Fish Condition |
