The global production of aquatic resources is increasing at the rate of 3.3 million tons per
year, main thanks to aquaculture. However, this industry is considered by financial …

Coal mine spoils (CMSs), the solid wastes originated from the rock formations and soil cover
overlying or interbedded with coal seams, are a worldwide environmental management …

Fish farmers aim to maximise fish weight relative to the feed inputs needed to turn a profit.
Yet, many farmers in Africa lack the cash flow to grow large fish and many consumers prefer …

This study presents a bioeconomic model after analyzing the commercial profitability of Nile
tilapia under biofloc (BFT) and green water (GWT) technologies. Environmental stochasticity …

The stocking and harvesting strategies used in aquaculture have a strong influence on the
economic yields, and producers of aquatic species need alternatives that improve culture …

A bioeconomic model was used for commercial tilapia culture to evaluate different partial
harvest strategies. This study considered homogeneous and heterogeneous seeding sizes …

The control and management of production factors have been of great economic interest for
the aquaculture industry. In this study, the optimal harvesting time that maximizes the net …

This study aims at the development of a bioeconomic model that incorporates three different
sources of stochasticity occurring simultaneously in the intensive rearing system of African …

The effect of partial harvest strategies on the production of Artemia biomass was evaluated
for 12 weeks under Vietnamese salt farm conditions. The initial stocking density was 100 …

Size dispersion in farmed fish has a substantial impact on production's bioeconomic
performance, directly affecting net profits. This work's objective was to develop a …