Environmental assessment of channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus farming in Alabama

Journal of the World Aquaculture Society

Volumn 31, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 511-544

  Boyd, C E ^a   Queiroz, J ^a   Lee, J ^a   Rowan, M ^a   Whitis, G N ^a   Gross, A ^a  

^a AUBURN UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EFFLUENT; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; FISH CULTURE; WATER QUALITY;

ALABAMA; UNITED STATES;

ALGAE; CHLOROPHYTA; CYANOBACTERIA; ICTALARUS; ICTALARUS PUNCTATUS; ICTALURUS PUNCTATUS; UNCULTURED CYANOBACTERIUM;

EID: 0034470228     PISSN: 08938849     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-7345.2000.tb00903.x     Document Type: Article

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2. Status of world aquaculture 2000
3. Estimation of latent evaporation from simple weather observations
4. The chemical oxygen demand of waters and biological materials from ponds
5. Effluents from catfish ponds during fish harvest
6. Hydrology of small experimental fish ponds at Auburn, Alabama
7. Pond evaporation
8. Chemical budgets for channel cat-fish ponds
9. Influence of evaporation excess on water requirements for fish farming
10. Water conservation measures in fish farming
11. Environmental issues in shrimp farming
12. Pond water aeration systems
13. Aquaculture sustainability and environmental issues
14. Quality of water from wells in the major catfish farming area of Alabama
15. Shrimp aquaculture and the environment
16. Biochemical oxygen demand in channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus pond water
17. Water use and conservation for inland aquaculture ponds
18. Risks associated with use of chemicals in pond aquaculture
19. Sustainability of channel catfish farming
20. Laboratory study of sedimentation for improving quality of pond effluents
21. Water quality in channel catfish production ponds
22. Water availability in Bibb county, Alabama
23. Feeding rate, water quality, and channel catfish production in ponds
24. Water availability and geology of Hale County, Alabama
25. Mean monthly, seasonal, and annual pan evaporation for the United States
26. Phosphorus budgets for channel catfish ponds receiving diets with different phosphorus concentrations
27. Effects of feed protein concentration and feeding rate combinations on quality of pond water and effluent in channel catfish culture
28. Ammonia volatilization from freshwater fish ponds
29. Nitrogen transformations and budget in channel catfish ponds
30. Study and interpretation of the chemical characteristics of natural water
31. Hydrogeology and ground-water quality in the Black Belt area of west-central Alabama, and estimated water use for aquaculture, 1990
32. Comparative evaluation of the solubility and algal toxicity of copper sulfate and chelated copper
33. Phosphorus fractions in soil and water of aquaculture ponds built on clayey, Ultisols at Auburn, Alabama
34. Physical and chemical characteristics of bottom soil profiles in ponds at Auburn, Alabama, and a proposed method for describing pond soil horizons
35. Chlorination of channel catfish ponds
36. Effect of aquaculture on world fish supplies
37. Water availability in Perry County, Alabama
38. Effluent quality during harvest of channel catfish from watershed ponds
39. Channel catfish pond effluents
40. Constructed wetlands for treatment of channel catfish pond effluents
41. Geology and water availability of Dallas County, Alabama
42. Water quality in annually drained and undrained channel catfish ponds over a three-year period
43. Water budgets for aquaculture ponds supplied by runoff with reference to effluent volume
44. Relationships between potassium permanganate treatment and water quality
45. Consequences of periodic applications of copper sulfate and simazine for phytoplankton control in catfish ponds
46. Effects of feeding rate on water quality, production of channel catfish, and economic returns
47. Geology and ground water resources of Green County, Alabama
48. Seasonal surface runoff losses of nutrients and metals from soils fertilized with broiler litter and commercial fertilizer