A Comparison of Aquaculture Methods
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Common Traditional Field Aquaculture | vs | Greenhouse Non-Toxic Technical Aquaculture |
No management mechanism: Causing high probability of pest and disease invasions | Anti-Disease Control | Quarantine networks and complete disease inspection mechanisms: Capable of immediate detection, isolation, and management of hidden disease crises |
Delivery of samples to outside institutions for inspection: Needing a lot of time and cost and unlikely to monitor and discover water-quality abnormalities and virus intrusions in real time | Water Quality and Viruses | Patented detection technologies for heavy metal, bacteria, and water quality: Able to do autonomous rapid inspection |
Experience only: Unable to grasp specifically the growth and health conditions of shrimps | Growth Monitoring | 24-hour underwater growth monitoring systems: Able to know specifically the growth and health conditions of underwater creatures |
Manual feeding: Labor-intensive, with quality of aquatic products unstable and farmers engaged in low-value work | Quality and Efficiency | Automated feeding equipment: with quality of aquatic products stable and farmers engaged in high-value work |
Emphasizing production increase: Using special methods to make shrimps secrete more hormones so as to accelerate their sexual maturity | Animal Morals | Valuing animal welfare: Insisting on the natural reproduction method |