The optimal use of resources in aquaculture is important, especially in develo** countries,
to obtain the highest possible outcome from the production process to support food security …

Managing pathogens is a challenge in biological production processes. To manage private
risks and reduce externalities, biological controls leverage the technology of natural …

This paper examines the profit efficiency and through that the sustainability potential of
pangas pond fish farming in Bangladesh, focusing on the relationship between farm size …

Aquaculture's contribution has grown substantially in recent years, despite the fact that the
price trend of several dominating species has remained constant when compared to input …

The continuous growth of the aquaculture sector has motivated numerous empirical studies
investigating farm productivity and technical performance over time. However, empirical …

The growing aquaculture industry is facing several challenges including risks and
uncertainties. Studies exploring farmers' risk perceptions and risk management strategies …

Risk is an inherent characteristic of aquaculture production. For a holistic understanding of
risk, the risk assessment process must account for both subjective and objective dimensions …

Shrimp aquaculture systems vary from primitive (extensive/improved extensive) to more
industrialized (intensive/semi‐intensive) farms, and the impacts of environmental shocks …

In Vietnam, most households that are allotted rights to mangrove forests are allowed to
convert forestland into surface water to build mixed mangrove-shrimp farming systems. One …

Purulia is a drought-prone and socio-economically underdeveloped district in West Bengal.
Resource-poor social groups dominate the population in the district with a high incidence of …