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World Brackishwater Aquaculture Conference

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Manuscripts Published

Full length manuscripts submitted for the proceedings of the BRAQCON 2019 has been published online (www.jcronline.org) with selected 40 research papers in the Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. # 86.

Click the following link for access: https://www.jcronline.org/toc/coas/86/SI

One complimentary copy of the journal is being sent to all corresponding authors. Additional copies required for co-authors / Dept. Library etc. may be ordered against the payment of ₹700 towards the cost of printing plus postage within two weeks. No request will be entertained after 30.11.2019. The hard copy of the journal will be dispatched within two weeks after the payment.

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Presentations

22nd January 2019

Farmers Conclave Presentations

Entrepreneurship development through aquaculture : A success story – Shri S. Sivagnanam, Tamil Nadu

Community based seabass nursery rearing to supply fingerlings for grow out farming – Garaladibba model, Andhra Pradesh – Shri Malladi Raj Rajesh, Andhra Pradesh

Better brackish water aquaculture models for Kerala: a farmer’s perspective – Shri T. Purushothaman, Kerala

Culture demonstration of native Indian white shrimp, P. indicus- Shri Anjan Dandapat, Odisha

Farming of milkfish in West Bengal and promoting it as Deccan hilsa – Shri Deepankar Behra, West Bengal

Cage farming of finfishes in open waters as an alternative livelihood for fishers – Shri Sagayam, Tamil Nadu

Shrimp farming through the adoption of BMPs and bio-security the means for sustainability – Shri Elancheran, Tamil Nadu

Organic Shrimp Aquaculture with CIBA Organic Feed Technology – Shri Anil Sasidharan, Kerala

Biofloc based shrimp nursery rearing the means for sustainable shrimp farming : a success story – Shri Aditya Pradhan, Odisha

Diversification of brackishwater aquaculture with finfishes in Karnataka – Shri Sanju Fernandes, Karnataka

The experiences in farmer-institute partnership for farming of Pacific white shrimp – Shri C.N. Sudhakaran, Kerala

Aquamimicry an innovative approach for shrimp farming – Shri Ganesh Babu, Andhra Pradesh

Innovative pond based nursery rearing of seabass – a success story – Shri Senthil Kumaran, Tamil Nadu

Pond-based nursery rearing of seabass using hapas – Shri K. Illanchelian, Tamil Nadu

Doubling the farmer’s income through the indigenous feed, Vanami Plus in the inland saline regions – Shri Vinod Poonia, Haryana

Cage aquaculture of Asian seabass in brackish waters by local coastal fishers – Shri Paramanandam, Tamil Nadu

Application of indigenous organic solutions to manage white fecal and EHP diseases in Shrimp – Shri Selvakumar, Tamil Nadu

Livelihood security through brackishwater aquaculture by Irular tribal Women Self-Help Group – Smt. Usha, Tamil Nadu

Sustainable shrimp farming through the adoption of cost effective indigenous shrimp feed – Shri Karuna Raju, Andhra Pradesh

Homestead modular hatchery of brackishwater catfish, Mystus gulio for eastern India – Shri Rabiul Islam Sekh, West Bengal

Family Farming in brackishwater aquaculture in Adyar creek and estuary – Shri T. Kennit Raj, Tamil Nadu

Biofloc based Shrimp Farming – Innovative model for the state of Karnataka, India

Integrated poly-farming of fishes – an innovative model from Nagayalenka, Andhra Pradesh – Shri T. Raghu Sekhar, Andhra Pradesh

Entrepreneurship development through Aquaculture – A success story from Goa – Shri Rajesh Chandra Singh, Goa

Nursery Rearing of Seabass by the Mangrove Coastal Community – Shri Arjun Kamble, Mahrashtra

Shrimp seed production and diversification for Brackishwater aquaculture in the West Coast – Shri Vasudeva Byndoor

Pond-based aqua-agri integration in the Sundarban region West Bengal – Shri Debakinandan Patra, West Bengal

Scientific Presentations

23rd January 2019

Session I – Aquaculture Production System

Dr. George Chamberlain, USA – Global shrimp farming industry: Strength, opportunities and way forward

Dr. Jim Wyban, USA – Selective breeding of Penaeus vannamei and its impact on world aquaculture: Lessons for future

Dr. Robins McIntosh, Thailand – Shrimp genetics are not everything

Dr. Kazumasa Ikuta, Japan – Aquaculture in Japan, Relevance of technological backstopping

Session II- Reproduction and larviculture

Dr. Marcy N. Wilder, Japan – Advances in science of reproductive physiology of crustaceans in relation to challenges in captive breeding and seed production

Mr. Madhusudan Reddy, India – Commercial scale larviculture of penaeid shrimp in India: Status and Challenges

Dr. Ken Corpron, USA – Aquaculture standards and certification

Dr. Pung Pung Hwang, Taiwan – Osmoregulation in euryhaline fish and rearing in different salinity regimes with special reference to brackishwater aquaculture

Session III – Fish and shellfish nutrition

Dr. Chris G. Carter, Australia – Nutritional Physiology of Fish Significance in Commercial Aquaculture

Dr. V. P. Venugopalan, India – Radiation processing: an effective method for microbial control and shelflife extension in fish

Dr. Antony Jesu Prabhu, Norway – Rearing system (RAS) based feeds: Aquaculture nutrition and beyond

24th January 2019

Session IV – Aquatic animal health

Dr. Kenton Morgan, UK – Epidemiological approaches to the aquatic animal health management: Opportunities and challenges

Dr. Mrs. Indrani Karunasagar, India – Is early mortality syndrome (EMS) due to bacteria or complex aetiology?

Dr. Kallaya Sritunyalucksana, Thailand – New paradigms to solve the global aquaculture disease crisis

Dr. Iddya Karunasagar, India – Microbes of economic importance in aquaculture

Dr. Chris Hauton, UK – Crustacean immunity as a tool in health management in shrimp farming

Dr. Masahiro Sakai, Japan – Fish cytokines: Application for aquaculture

Session V – Aquaculture genetics and biotechnology

Mr. Robin Pearl, USA – Genetic improvement programs in shrimp farming: An industrial perspective

Mr. Gustavo Pinedo Mahr, Mexico – Selective breeding in shrimp for a better aquaculture trait-A Mexican experience

Dr. K.K. Vijayan, India – Towards domestication and genetic improvement of native Indian white shrimp Penaeus indicus

Dr. Vindhya Mohindra, India – Genome sequence of anadromous Hilsa shad, Tenualosa ilisha (Hamilton, 1822) as a resource for salinity adaptation and evolution

Session VI – Aquatic environment and climate change

Dr. M. Sudhakar, India – Environmental factors of significance in relation to aquatic biological resource in relevance to climate change

Dr. Kirsten Benkendorff, Australia – The risks of pesticide pollution in prawn and oyster aquaculture

Dr. P. K. Krishnakumar, Saudi Arabia – Aquatic pollution & its impact on estuaries and brackishwater aquaculture

Mr. C. M. Muralidharan, FAO – Need for ecosystem approach to brackishwater shrimp farming

25th January 2019
Session VII – Brackishwater ecosystem, estuarine biodiversity and conservation

Mr. N. Vasudevan, India – Integration of mangrove conservation with rural livelihood : Maharashtra experience

Dr. Amir Neori, Israel – Integrated multi-trophic aquaculture systems: Models for brackishwater aquaculture

Dr. Sunil Mohamed, India – Ecosystem approach to sustainable aquaculture

Dr. Rajeev Raghavan. India – Sustainable development goals, aichi biodiversity targets and estuarine conservation

Session VIII – Socio-economic and livelihood issues of fisheries and aquaculture

Dr. Yugraj Singh Yadava, India – Challenges in implementing integrated coastal zone management in India

Dr. S. Shubin, UK – Exploring different dimensions of poverty in relation to aquaculture in India & Bangladesh

Dr. Md Abdus Salam, Bangladesh – Aquaponics for tropics with brackishwater species: Bangladesh experience, relevant to India and other Asian countries