Sentence examples for hatchery industry from inspiring English sources

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Among the different colours of Asiatic arowana, red and golden arowana fishes are the most expensive and popular ornamental pets in the hatchery industry compared to black, green, silver, and others colour varieties [1, 5, 10, 13].

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Shellfish hatcheries enable the industry to produce seed consistently and at an acceptable cost, as well as to work with polyploids, hybrids, and selected strains.

Of course the reality was something else, the artist omitting any reference in the painting to a nearby fish hatchery and other light industry.

In the future, sustaining a grouper industry will need hatchery development, and attention to development of feeds.

(One result of the oil spill was that within a week and a half the area's herring season, a mainstay of several nearby fishing communities, had been cancelled by Alaskan authorities. Herring fisheries in the area normally bring in twelve million dollars a year. Salmon hatcheries, another multi-million-dollar industry, were also in a near-critical state).

Over roughly the same period of time, the salmon aquaculture industry and the salmonid hatchery 'industry' generated numerous papers pertaining to selection responses, trait heritability, temperature effects on myriad characteristics and genetic differentiation (e.g. references cited by Mousseau and Roff 1987; Purdom 1993).

In contrast, the northern Indian chicken industry is fragmented among hatcheries, chicken farmers, middlemen and traders, while in southern India a number of integrated corporate chicken producers have appeared.

The investigation of outbreaks, and especially the routine control of Salmonella spread in the poultry industry by monitoring stable or hatchery contamination, requires rapid and inexpensive methods.

Perhaps the technology, Mr. McManus said, can be expanded from a small subset of conservation hatcheries that focus on the most endangered species to the bigger facilities relied upon by the fishing industry and "infuse wildlike diversity back into hatchery production".

As hatchery technology improved in the 1960s, the oyster industry became more reliant on hatchery seed.

This report presents historical data about the turkey industry including: incubator capacity, number of hatcheries, eggs set, number raised, pounds produced, value of production, number slaughtered, and prices highlighting the changes in the turkey industry over the years.

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