I am for the use of aquaculture in South Africa and in this essay I will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of this method.
The problem we as humans have on this planet is the lack of future food security and I believe aquaculture or more commonly known as fish farming will help end this disaster yet to come.
South Africa is famous for having an extremely high unemployment rate of 26% fish farming will bring that very large number down slightly by creating hundreds if not thousands of jobs for the unemployed, it also teaches the people that this new sector will employ different skills that could be important later in life as this line of work can become more popular.
Some of the problems are is that the sector is mostly undeveloped and will
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Some of the reasons why I like fish from is because it has a very low energy input compared to other types of food production .For example you need to feed a cow more energy than the amount of energy you will get out of the cow once you have killed tithe opposite is true for fish because he needed to feed the fish less energy so when you kill fish you will get more energy than what you have initially fed it. The problem with some of the fish is that they are difficult to study since there are deep in the ocean I recommend that we the study the fish that are found in more simple climates and have a simpler anatomy
Some of the other problems we have is that we over fish fish to feed carnivorous fish, this defies the logic of fish farming because the whole point of fish farming is to limit the environmental impact and to limit the amount of fish we catch. My solution for this is that we only farm fish that are predominantly herbivores so it will make feeding the fish a more simpler and further help limit the environmental impact of the practise.Properly located fish and shellfish farms can result in an increase in other marine species including economically important ones such as crabs, prawns, rockfish, salmon, and
People may not realise that they are eating fish that were not raised naturally or
Throughout this report, I will discuss the pros and cons of monoculture farming and biodiverse farming, as well as which type of agricultural approach I would choose from the perspective of a CEO of a new agribusiness corporation. I will expound on my decision based on what I have read and learned about different agricultural methods, the interconnectedness of the earth’s species, elements and values. By creating this decision, it will impact not only my own business, but also the consumers, the community, the environment surrounding my business’ operations, and persons and habitats indirectly connected to my business. Because of this decision’s extensive scope of impact, and the scale at which this decision could be detrimental or beneficial to the wellbeing of many species including my own, this decision is definitely a choice between a good and bad alternative. This is also a choice between efficiency, profitability, and environmental wellbeing, both in the short-term and long-term.
To begin with, we must have some history on fishing worldwide, but most of the entire North American continent, in the Atlantic. Ocean fishes have been shot by humans for hundreds of years. Due to overfishing, they are beyond their maximum sustainable yields. Scientists are not sure if the rising water temperatures are responsible for poor egg hatching or UV radiation from reduced ozone, but bottom trawling has had the worst effect. As one after another species of fish have disappeared, commercial fishermen have turned to other species.
Fish are cold blooded legless vertebrate that live in the water and breathe using their gills. Rainbow Trouts live in streams, rivers and generally cold water areas like the pacific ocean in Asia and North America. They are carnivores and have a healthy population meaning they aren 't endangered or at the risk of extinction because they have a big population but this also has a negative impact as they will be competitive in terms of their environment or food. Rainbow trout are known predators in their habitats but they are also prey for larger fish. Rainbow trouts are able to adapt to warm and cold water temperature as well as reproduce in warm or cold water temperature.
These problems don't even have to do with business, but with people, because if the factories don't have enough material to make the product they don't have anything to sell.
In “Is Fish Farming Safe?” Terry McCarthy states that the current way of fish farming is ruining our water and eco systems by dumping waste. Elizabeth Kolber essay “The Acid Sea” discusses about the carbon dioxide we are pumping into our oceans, and Susan Casey “Our Oceans Are Turning into Plastics… are you?” focuses on how we are dumping plastics and garbage into our oceans. While despite these author’s talking about different topic they all agree about future ramifications of having wastes in our oceans and waters.
Salmon fishing is a sport that that has many participants from around the world. Yet some organizations are making it much harder and less fun. Also, many animals are killing off salmon. I believe we need to fix this and come up with a solution. Fishing is definitely one of the most widely spread sport and is used as a way of life.
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1. If overfishing continues hundreds of thousands of fish farmers and medium scale fisheries, often very poor, that depend on aquaculture and fishing, will be out of work. According to the Food and Agriculture
Millions upon millions of people rely on fish for protein, and fishing is so much of the livelihood for millions of people around the world (overfishing). There are a lot of recreational fishermen that complain about the laws we have in place to protect fish, such as a size requirement and limit per day. These laws are put in place by the state to help prevent a species from being over fished. The definition of over fishing is to deplete the number of fish in a body of water by too much fishing. Overfishing is very harmful to the ecosystem, taking a species close to extinction or completely extinct.
According to world wildlife organisation, overfishing occurs when more fish are caught than the population can replace through natural reproduction. Gathering as many fish as possible may seem like a profitable practice, but overfishing has serious consequences. The results may not only affect the balance of life in the oceans, but also the social and economic well-being of the coastal communities who depend on fish for their way of life. According to the research world wildlife organisation, 1.6% of the world’s oceans have been declared as marine protected areas (MPAS), and 90% of existing MPAS are open to fishing.
What Are The Benefits of Fishing For Your Health? Many people around the world love fishing, but only as a hobby. It is a simple activity that is not only beneficial, but it is also entertaining. Most people love fishing despite being named a lazy people’s hobby.