Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Extension Publications

The Cooperative Extension Service is a partnership of county, state, and federal government which serves the citizens of Florida by providing information and training on a wide variety of topics. In Florida, the Extension Service is a part of the University of Florida’s Institute of Food an Agricultural Sciences with selected programs at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU).
Extension touches almost everyone in the state from the homeowner to huge agribusiness operations in such areas as food safety, gardening, child and family development, consumer credit counseling, youth development, energy consumption, sustainable agriculture, competitiveness in world markets, and natural resource conservation. Each of Florida’s counties has an extension office.

For information about these offices, go to the UF Extension Offices web page.

 

Publications

The following publications cover a variety of topics pertaining to commercial ornamental aquaculture and non-native aquatic species. The majority of these publication are extension fact sheets from the University of Florida and the Southern Regional Aquaculture Center (SRAC), of which the University of Florida is a part. Each publication is an Adobe Acrobat PDF file.

All University of Florida extension publications–covering a wide variety of topics including profitable and sustainable agriculture, environment and natural resources, 4-H and other youth programs, Florida-friendly landscapes, communities that are vibrant and prosperous, and economic well-being and life quality for individuals and families–can be found at the University’s Electronic Data Information Source (EDIS).

 

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