Aqua-Based Natural Farming

Aqua-Based Natural Farming

Authored By: Durgesh Kumar Verma

ISBN: 9789367558287
Binding: Hardback
Year of Publishing: 2026
Imprint: CONTENT VIBES
Pages: 300
Language: English
Length: 229
Breadth: 20
Height: 152
Weight: 0

₹2995.00

About Book

Aquatic ecosystems play a vital role in maintaining environmental balance, supporting biodiversity, and sustaining food production systems across the world. Aquatic Ecosystems and Sustainable Aquaculture provides a comprehensive understanding of the ecological principles, biological processes, and management practices associated with aquatic environments and aquaculture systems. The book systematically explains the structure and functioning of aquatic ecosystems, including energy flow, nutrient cycling, food chains, microbial activities, and ecological interactions that influence aquatic productivity and sustainability.

The text further explores modern aquaculture concepts, production systems, ecosystem-based approaches, integrated farming practices, nutrient recycling, reservoir fisheries, and sustainable health management techniques. Special emphasis is given to eco-friendly aquaculture practices, organic waste utilization, climate change impacts, probiotics, bioremediation, and conservation of aquatic resources. Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, extension professionals, and practitioners in fisheries and aquaculture sciences, this book serves as a valuable resource for understanding environmentally sustainable and economically viable aquatic production systems.

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Book Content

  1. Introduction to Aquatic Ecosystems

  2. Physical and Biological Components of Aquatic Ecosystems

  3. Ecological Structure and Functions of Aquatic Ecosystems

  4. Energy Flow and Matter Cycling in Aquatic Ecosystems

  5. Food Chain and Food Web in Aquatic Systems

  6. Organic Matter Recycling and Nutrient Cycles

  7. Heterotrophic Activities in Aquatic Ecosystems

  8. Eutrophication and Aquatic Pollution

  9. Definition, Scope, and Importance of Aquaculture

  10. Trends, Constraints, and Future of Aquaculture

  11. Types of Aquaculture Systems

  12. Pre-Stocking, Stocking, and Post-Stocking Management

  13. Natural Productivity and Carrying Capacity

  14. Natural Food and Feeding Behavior of Aquatic Organisms

  15. Ecosystem-Based Aquaculture

  16. Integrated Farming Systems in Aquaculture

  17. Organic Wastes and Nutrient Recycling in Aquaculture

  18. Use of Animal Waste and Agro-Residues

  19. Reservoir Fisheries and Culture Techniques

  20. Health Management and Sustainable Practices in Aquaculture

About Author(s)

Durgesh Kumar Verma

Durgesh Kumar Verma completed his B.F.Sc. & M.F.Sc. in Fisheries Resource Management from the Acharya Narendra Deva University of Agriculture and Technology, Kumarganj Ayodhya, India. He has authored/published several research and review papers, popular articles, chapters, and books. He is an active and dedicated member of several professional societies, mainly engaged in fisheries research and development in the country. He has received several accolades at national and international meetings, including the Junior Researcher Award, Young Scientist Award, and Best Paper Presentation awards.

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