Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Collaborative Research on Aquaculture & Fisheries

Trade Journal and Magazine Publications

Below is a sampling of some of the Trade Journal and Magazine Articles produced by the AquaFish Innovation Lab. Research reports and peer-reviewed publications can be found here.

Expanding the Horizons: From Nurturing Fish to Nurturing Society (2018)
INFOFISH International

Mud Crab Aquaculture and Fisheries in Coastal Bangladesh (2017)
World Aquaculture Society

Successful Breeding of Sahar Tor putitora in Sub-tropical Nepal (2017)
World Aquaculture Society

Assessing the Impacts of Climate Change on Snakehead Fish Value Chains in the Lower Mekong Basin of Cambodia and Vietnam (2016)
World Aquaculture

The Role of Mobile Phones in Facilitating Aquaculture Development in Uganda (2016)
World Aquaculture

Aquaculture Carrying Capacity of Stung Chinit Reservoir: A Pilot Project (2015)
Catch and Culture

Fish Consumption Among Women and Pre-school Children in Cambodia (2015)
Catch and Culture

Low-Cost Tilapia Production With Fertilization and Supplemental Feeding (2015)
World Aquaculture

Pond Bottom Dryout, Liming (2015)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Tilapia Aquaculture in Ghana: Ponds Can Contribute More to Overall Production, Food Security (2015)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Embodied Resource Use in Feed-Based Aquaculture (2015)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Sustainable Aquaculture Practices: Efficiency of Mechanical Aeration (2015)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Polyculture With Carp, Nutrient-Rich Small Fish and Prawn (2014)
World Aquaculture

Strategies for Reducing Feed Costs in Small-scale Aquaculture (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Value Chain Analysis Help Overcome Gender Barriers in Aquaculture (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Nitrite Toxicity Affected by Species Susceptibility, Environmental Conditions (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Hydrogen Sulfide Toxic, But Manageable (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Silicon, Diatoms in Aquaculture (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Species, Pond Size Define Aeration Approaches (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Atmosphere Pollution Affects Water Quality (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Modeling Aquaculture Carrying Capacity in Southeast Asia (2014)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Ammonia Toxicity Degrades Animal Health, Growth (2013)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Prospects and Potential for Aquaculture of African Lungfish in Uganda (2012)
World Aquaculture

Prospects and potential for aquaculture of African lungfish in Uganda (2012)
World Aquaculture Magazine

The Dangers of Mcrocystins in aquatic Systems and Progress of Research into Their Detection and Elimination (2011)
World Aquaculture

Farm-level efficiency and resource use: Application of stochastic frontier analysis to aquaculture farms in Southwest Nigeria (2010)
World Aquaculture

Markets for Honduran Tilapia (2010)
World Aquaculture

Cage Design Placement Affect Water Quality (2010)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Clay Flocculation Counters Microcystin Pollution in China Study (2010)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Snakehead aquaculture in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam Brief Communication (2009)
Cambodia Fisheries Magazine

Aquaculture in Guyana -- Tilapia, Pacu, Shrimp Raised With Plant Crops (2009)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Tilapia Production, Market Report -- Production, Consumption, Increase Despite Economic Downtown (2009)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Outreach Assessment Studies Examine Aquaculture Links to Thai Communities (2009)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Tilapia Fingerings From Varied Systems Deliver Similar Growout Performance (2009)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Food Safety, Quality Control in Tilapia (2008)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

A comparison of tilapia culture technologies: Linking Research and Outreach Results Across Geographic Regions (2008)
World Aquaculture

Huge Output Balanced By Huge Consumption (2006)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Bangladesh Prawn-Farming Survey Reports Industry Evolution (2006)
Global Aquaculture Advocate

Feature Stories

AquaFish Innovation Lab Provides Sponsorship and Student Support for the International Institute of Fisheries Economics & Trade Conference

Two students were awarded best student papers on the economics of aquaculture in developing countries.

AquaFish Innovation Lab supports the Aquaculture Network of East Africa

The AquaFish Innovation Lab provided support for and participated in a workshop in 2018 to formalize and develop structure for the Aquaculture Network of East Africa

AquaFish Innovation Lab Releases 2016-2018 Technical Report

The report features findings from over 30 lines of research in 9 countries.

Educational Opportunity Network (EdOpNet) - Last Edition

Educational Opportunity Network (EdOpNet) - June Edition

AquaFish Innovation Lab Successful in Using Alternative Feed Strategies in Nepal

AquaFish Innovation Lab researchers use periphyton enhancement structures to decrease reliance on commercial feed.

All Stories

Contact Info

Lead Institution Contact

AquaFish Innovation Lab
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
541-737-6426

The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Collaborative Research on Aquaculture & Fisheries is funded under USAID Leader with Associates Cooperative Agreement No. EPP-A-00-06-00012-00 and by the participating US and Host Country partners. The contents of this website are the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or endorsement of USAID or the United States Government.

About AquaFish Innovation Lab

The mission of the AquaFish Innovation Lab is to enrich livelihoods and promote health by cultivating international multidisciplinary partnerships that advance science, research, education, and outreach in aquatic resources. Bringing together resources from US and Host Country institutions, the AquaFish Innovation Lab strives to strengthen the capacities of its participating institutions, to increase the efficiency of aquaculture and improve fisheries management in environmentally and socially acceptable ways, and to disseminate research results to a broad audience.