Shrimp farming is growing in Bangladesh due to suitable agro-climatic conditions, adequate
water resources, cheap labour force, international donor agencies and the involvement of …

The frozen food export sector, next to readymade garments sector, is the second largest
export earner of Bangladesh. Shrimp, main item of frozen food, is a major contributor in the …

Shrimp culture economics has a significant influence on the socio-economic status of
coastal communities. Here, we investigated the shrimp farmers' financial and perceptual …

Coastal aquaculture in Bangladesh consists mainly of two shrimp species (Penaeus
monodon and Macrobrachium rosenbergii). Currently, there are about 16,237 marine shrimp …

Bangladesh is one of the major shrimp-producing countries in the world. It is blessing with
an advantageous natural setting for shrimp farming and contributes the national economy of …

Shrimp aquaculture in India has an extensive history of successes and challenges reflecting
both the potential and the problems of developing this industry. The industry initially grew …

Salinity intrusion in the coastal freshwater rivers due to climate change and construction of
the dam in the upstream rivers are alarming in aquaculture. Hence, an experiment was …

The area used for shrimp aquaculture in Bangladesh has increased about tenfold since
1980. This study examines how shrimp aquaculture has affected the livelihoods of people …

Fish deformities are detrimental to aquaculture and conservation initiatives; it is also an
ethical problem and causes substantial financial losses to the aquaculture industry. The …

Shrimp (Penaeus monodon) farming is a traditional aquaculture in southwest coastal
Bangladesh. Changes in both the farming practice and yield of shrimp since the advent of …