Improving farmers' resilience and income diversification in flood and typhoon prone areas through backyard Tilapia farming, Philippines

Improving farmers' resilience and income diversification in flood and typhoon prone areas through backyard Tilapia farming, Philippines

This technology refers to the grow-out tilapias using modified farming practices in the farmer’s backyard as a means to augment farmer’s income and food requirements. It should be noted that tilapia is widely known and accepted food fish not only in land-locked areas, but also in coastal areas. Tilapia is specifically recommended as a candidate species because tilapias are hardy, fast growing and disease resistant species. They are also prolific and able to breed in captivity. They also feed low in food chain. Therefore an appropriate farmed species in flood and typhoon-prone areas in Bicol.

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spelling dig-fao-it-20.500.14283-CA3011EN2024-03-16T13:00:45Z Improving farmers' resilience and income diversification in flood and typhoon prone areas through backyard Tilapia farming, Philippines This technology refers to the grow-out tilapias using modified farming practices in the farmer’s backyard as a means to augment farmer’s income and food requirements. It should be noted that tilapia is widely known and accepted food fish not only in land-locked areas, but also in coastal areas. Tilapia is specifically recommended as a candidate species because tilapias are hardy, fast growing and disease resistant species. They are also prolific and able to breed in captivity. They also feed low in food chain. Therefore an appropriate farmed species in flood and typhoon-prone areas in Bicol. 2023-04-27T13:03:55Z 2023-04-27T13:03:55Z 2013 2019-01-16T16:06:51.0000000Z Document https://openknowledge.fao.org/handle/20.500.14283/CA3011EN http://www.fao.org/3/CA3011EN/ca3011en.pdf English FAO application/pdf Philippines FAO ;
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description This technology refers to the grow-out tilapias using modified farming practices in the farmer’s backyard as a means to augment farmer’s income and food requirements. It should be noted that tilapia is widely known and accepted food fish not only in land-locked areas, but also in coastal areas. Tilapia is specifically recommended as a candidate species because tilapias are hardy, fast growing and disease resistant species. They are also prolific and able to breed in captivity. They also feed low in food chain. Therefore an appropriate farmed species in flood and typhoon-prone areas in Bicol.
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title_short Improving farmers' resilience and income diversification in flood and typhoon prone areas through backyard Tilapia farming, Philippines
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title_fullStr Improving farmers' resilience and income diversification in flood and typhoon prone areas through backyard Tilapia farming, Philippines
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