Disease Threats in Shrimp Farming: Causes and Possible Solutions

Crustaceans Health Post-harvest +3 more

16 January 2017, at 12:00am

CANADA - Remarks by Matthew Briggs, Ridley AgriProducts Pty., Australia, during the aquaculture breakout session at the 2016 World Nutrition Forum in Vancouver, Canada.

by Ludmila Starostina

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