WWF | Aquaculture | Channel Catfish Aquaculture Dialogue

The Alabama channel catfish producers have been in discussions with WWF to enter into a catfish dialogue. These producers already have developed BMPs for channel catfish farming in Alabama, and we seek to build on their work to develop a certification program that benefits all stakeholders. A meeting is being planned for the fall of 2005.

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Technical Working Groups to Develop Draft Standards for Pangasius Aquaculture April, 2008
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