Aquaculture produces about half the fish consumed globally and is the fastest‐growing food
sector. In Africa, fish is one of the major sources of animal protein, and although the need for …

Disease outbreaks are a key menace in aquaculture, capable of causing huge economic
losses to the farms. However, its economic impact on small-scale catfish farms has not …

There is a dearth of information on empirical studies on the impact of fish biodiversity on the
welfare of farmers. Hence, it is important to investigate the role fish biodiversity, as a risk …

Introduction Nigeria is Africa's most populous country, third largest fish producer, and
second largest aquaculture producer. There have been numerous studies of aquaculture …

In both developed and developing countries, the agricultural sector is playing a significant
role in driving economic growth. In Nigeria, there has been an increased push to diversify …

The Nigerian aquaculture sector has been acclaimed to be the second largest in Africa and
is still developing. Nonetheless, it has low production levels when compared to the country's …

Fish remains a crucial component of human nutrition, providing essential high protein and
mineral content for survival. This study, conducted in Ketu Adie-Owe, Ado Odo Local …

The study was carried out to assess the perception and level of biosecurity measures
adopted by catfish farmers in Obio/Akpor District of Rivers State with respect to hatchery …

The study examined aquaculture extension services in Rivers State, Nigeria. A simple
random sampling technique was used to select 50 fish farmers, and primary data were …

This study assessed the economic analysis of artisanal fishing household production in
Ogun waterside. Three fishing communities were purposively selected which are …