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The book 'Economics of Shrimp Farming' by Dr. Biswabas Patra provides a comprehensive analysis of shrimp farming in India, focusing on its economic, social, and environmental impacts. It examines the historical development of shrimp farming, its role in the economy, and the challenges it poses to coastal ecosystems and rural communities. The book discusses the management and marketing aspects of shrimp farming, highlighting the high investment and risk involved, and the need for technical expertise. It evaluates policies to make shrimp farming more sustainable and beneficial, and presents a critical analysis of the returns on investment and labor in shrimp farming. The book is intended for policymakers, academicians, students, and stakeholders in the shrimp farming industry.

Shrimp culture. --- India.

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Shrimp industry. --- Shrimp culture. --- Shrimp fisheries.

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Macrobrachium rosenbergii. --- Shrimp culture. --- Zoology and Animal Sciences. Aquaculture and Fisheries --- Aquaculture --- Breeding, Reproduction and Genetics.

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Dissertations, Academic --- Shrimp culture --- Shrimps --- Zoology --- Zoology thesis Ph. D --- Florida --- UF

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"The Mekong: History, Geology and Environmental Issues first emphasizes how indigenous ecological views are affected by the rise of materialism, further investigating the discursive responses of the masses together with their fading ecology. The authors point out the potential threats of using MekD surface water of uncontrolled quality. Efficient economical water treatment technologies are identified for the provision of water of appropriate quality to rural households. Through the analysis of shrimp farmers' production process, one study argues that due to an unstable production environment, farmers in the Mekong Delta have always displayed risk mitigation as a rational response to the production setting. The concluding study aims to estimate the environmental efficiency of transformed shrimp farming through interviews with 90 farmers who recently shifted from sugarcane cultivation to mono-shrimp culture in Cu Lao Dung district, Soc Trang province"--

Shrimp culture --- Water quality --- Environmental aspects --- Mekong River Delta (Vietnam and Cambodia) --- Environmental conditions.