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Welcome to FFRC/IFFC
 Through training and assistance, the
Freshwater Fisheries Research Center
(FFRC), Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences (CAFS),
Asian-Pacific
Regional Research and Training Centre for Integrated Fish Farming
(IFFC), strives to increase the availability of accessible technology in the
field of fisheries/aquaculture from China. In particular, FFRC/IFFC focuses on improving the
personnel ability and usability of technology, such as hydrobiology, aquaculture,
farm planning and management.
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NEWS/EVENTS
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Seminar on Fishery Development and Management |
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Wuxi, China
Language: English
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course is organized in order to promote fishery development in Developing
country and enhance the economic and trade cooperation between China and the
recipient countries in the areas of fisheries. The objective of the seminar is to
discuss the techniques and experience of Chinese fishery development, to endow the
participants with specialized knowledge of relevant subjects and practical
techniques . The seminar will organize field trip to Jiangsu Bureau of Ocean and
Fisheries, and Hainan Fishery Research Institute. |
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Technical
Training Course on Aquaculture |
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Place: Wuxi, China
Language: English |
 China
has the longest history of aquaculture practice in the world. Currently, its
national annual fisheries production and aquaculture production rank the first
in the world. The inland aquaculture, especially pond fish culture, has
developed rapidly in the past two decades in China£¬which
is leading in the world in terms of production and techniques. Chinese
aquaculture is characterized by the pond and inland
openwater fishery practices with its own technical packages. It is
also a kind of culture system that well fits the concept of sustainable
development and circular economy and is widely applicable for aquaculture
development in developing country. |
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