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Relationship between stocking rate and production of stocker hybrid tilapia and water quality in a mixtotrophic biofloc system

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By Bartholomew W. Green, Steven D. Rawles, Candis L. Ray, Matthew E. McEntire
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1 INTRODUCTION Intensive production of market size tilapia generally requires two or more grow-out phases, although two production phases are most common (Green & Duke III, 2006). Determining the stocking rate for each phase of grow-out that use the culture unit productive capacity efficiently is a key planning decision producers must make.
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Channel catfish production in biofloc technology systems « Global Aquaculture Advocate

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By Bartholomew W. Green, Kevin K. Schrader, Steven D. Rawles, Carl Webster
| Global Seafood Alliance Verified
Results suggest BFT water can be reused at least for a second year View of the biofloc technology system tanks used in the study. In this study, when biofloc water from a just completed experiment to produce market-size catfish was re-used immediately to hold those fish over the winter, ammonia transformation in response to an ammonia‑nitrogen spike was inversely related to mean water temperature from 3 to 12 degrees-C.
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Hybrid tilapia culture in an outdoor biofloc production system « Global Aquaculture Advocate

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By Kevin K. Schrader, T. Gaylord, Bartholomew W. Green, Steven D. Rawles
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Bartholomew W. Green, Ph.D. United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Harry K. Dupree Stuttgart National Aquaculture Research Center P.O. Box 1050 Stuttgart, AR 72160-1050 USA [118,111,103,46,97,100,115,117,46,115,114,97,64,110,101,101,114,103,46,116,114,97,98]
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