Globally, abundant agricultural wastes (AWs) are being generated each day to fulfil the
increasing demands of the fast-growing population. The limited and/or improper …

The intensification of aquaculture has emerged as a viable alternative for increasing
aquaculture production due to competition that arose from the use of natural resources, such …

Carbon neutrality has been proposed due to the increasing concerns about the
consequences of rising atmospheric CO 2. Previous studies overlooked the role of lost …

Nitrogen species such as ammonia and nitrite are considered as major stressors in modern
aquaculture practices. We developed enrichments of ammonia oxidising bacteria (AOB) and …

Aquaculture intensification is providing cheap protein for the populace around the world.
However, the rapid growth of aquaculture is resulting in the production of wastewater which …

High grade chitin extracted from Brachyura shell waste was successfully used for adsorptive
de-colorization of highly turbid fishpond effluent. Brachyura shell chitin was characterized …

The performance of local plants was tested using synthetic turbid water resembling real
wastewater by measuring their ability to remove turbidity. The selected plants were A. indica …

Organic farming, which is deeply rooted in traditional agricultural practices, has witnessed a
profound evolution over the last century. Transitioning from a grassroots initiative resisting …

Although the traditional rice–fish co-culture system (RF) efficiently uses water and land
resources, provides food security, and does not harm the local environment, it requires …

In order to further close nutrient cycles of aquaponic systems, it could be possible to
integrate a third trophic level in the form of insect larvae production (ie, black soldier fly …