Use of solar energy in the production of channel catfish. Final report

Use of solar energy in the production of channel catfish. Final report [electronic resource]

No catfish are grown commercially in eastern Kentucky due primarily to a growing season approximately three weeks too short to provide the minimum 180 day feeding season. This research project was designed to test the feasibility of using solar energy to heat pond water enough to lengthen the feedin...

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Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : United States. Dept. of Energy ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Dept. of Energy, 1976.
Subjects:
Solar Water Heating.
Agricultural Wastes.
Aeration.
Wastes.
Ammonia.
Water Heating.
Oxygen Compounds.
Nitrogen Hydrides.
Carbon Compounds.
Infectious Diseases.
Carbon Dioxide.
Hydrides.
Aquatic Organisms.
Fishes.
Aquaculture.
Environmental Quality.
Animals.
Fungal Diseases.
Ponds.
Heating.
Solar Heating.
Water Quality.
Federal Region Iv.
Diseases.
Kentucky.
Organic Wastes.
Surface Waters.
Usa.
Manures.
Carbon Oxides.
North America.
Vertebrates.
Nitrogen Compounds.
Oxides.
Hydrogen Compounds.
Chalcogenides.
Solar Energy.

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