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Becoming Aquaculture Expert (Part 2)
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Becoming Aquaculture Expert (Part 2)

Learn how to properly manage water quality, nutrition and feeding strategies for fish and aquaculture species
Created byHidayah Taufek
Last updated 9/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn the water quality management, variables involved
  • Evaluate ways to prevent and treat water contamination in aquaculture system
  • Understand the nutritional requirement for common aquaculture species
  • Learn how to use data formulated by scientist in aquaculture nutrition for your aquaculture species feed
  • Discover different types of live feed that can be culture at the hatchery conveniently in small or large scale
  • Pick up the tips and tricks of feeding strategies to gain the optimum yield

Course content

3 sections • 36 lectures • 1h 54m total length

  • Introduction to water quality variables0:46

    Learn how water quality variables drive aquaculture success by constantly monitoring to protect ecosystems. Prevent stress on aquatic species and reduce disease across extensive to intensive systems.

  • Temperature1:39
  • Turbidity2:58
  • Dissolve oxygen3:04
  • pH1:00
  • Solid1:32

    Define total solid as the residue left after water evaporates, and differentiate total dissolved solid from total suspension solid, where TDS are dissolved ions and TSS are suspended particles.

  • Salinity1:38
  • Alkalinity2:12
  • Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate1:52
  • Equipments to measure water quality0:54

    Explore multi-parameter equipment that measures pH, dissolved oxygen, and temperature in one device, plus TDS meters and salinity; turbidity via a secchi disk, and ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate with tests.

  • How to prevent water pollution2:23

    Prevent water pollution in aquaculture by avoiding and properly managing chemical and drug waste, and controlling metabolic waste such as uneaten feed and excretion to prevent eutrophication and oxygen depletion.

  • High pH and phytoplankton control3:06
  • Turbidity control and probiotic uses2:17
  • Lesson review1:10
  • Supplementary articles6:32
  • Quiz

Requirements

  • You should have a love of learning, acquired new knowledge and skills
  • You have enrol in the 'Becoming Aquaculture Expert (Part 1) FREE course

Description

Becoming Aquaculture Expert (Part 2) is the next step (after 'Becoming Aquaculture Expert (Part 1)' course that I've initiated previously) into realising your ideas to become a sustainable aquaculture producer. It is designed specifically to provide an overview of aquaculture as the way to farm seafood economically and sustainably. 

Since the demand of seafood is increasing, aquaculture industry is growing endlessly to keep a consistent supply of aquatic species for human consumption, pets, medication, recreation, etc and limit the harvesting from wild population. It put a relieve in wild species which would allow them to naturally populate and bring lives back to our ocean.

This  2  hours course contains  36  lectures which include detail explanation videos, supplementary articles and quizzes in each section to help you test your understanding along the way. 

To help you grasp the knowledge efficiently, I've included 3 supplementary articles for every section to support what you have learn through the videos.The articles will includes references and links of additional resources of related knowledge and will be updated from time to time.

The content of this course is backed by 100% of research from experts in the leading field of aquaculture. Through learning this course, you will become better at managing the most important aspect of your aquaculture system; water and feed respectively. As I will continuously update the content of this course over the time, you will be equipped with the latest research, technology and skills available in aquaculture business.

Afraid not.. 

You will be able to access this course anywhere, anytime at your own pace. If you are already an aquaculturist  for a living, learning specific knowledge from  a researcher point of view such as in this course  will bring you to another level. 

If you are a student or beginner in aquaculture field, this course is perfectly crafted for you. Those completing the course will have strong understanding of basic aquaculture concept and general principle involved in aquaculture system. 


Who this course is for:

  • This course is for beginners and students who want to learn more about aquaculture business
  • Lifelong learning individuals who want to enhance their knowledge
  • Aquaculturist who have desires to expand their knowledge on aquaculture business

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