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Fisherfolk, aquaculture group link up to grow high-value finfish

By Leah P. Bugtay | December 28, 2003 - 12:00am

GLAN, Sarangani – The humming of two pump boats pulling a fish cage disrupts the otherwise tranquil waters of the sleepy fishing community of Brgy. Burias which is comfortably nestled in a cove along Sarangani...

Agriculture

Sustainable aquaculture pushed

December 14, 2003 - 12:00am

ALABEL, Sarangani – Because of finite marine resources and worldwide recognition of the need for sustainable fishing practices, experts forecast that in five years, 50 percent of fish and fish products will...

Agriculture