MEDITERRANEAN REGIONAL AQUACULTURE PROJECTRAB / 83016 /RER / 83001
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REGIONAL AQUACULTURE TRAINING CENTRE
(POLICORO - ITALY )*

Aims and Field activities (1984 – 1985)
INDEX


by

S. Cataudella
Ph. Ferlin
F. Massa
M. Rampacci

United Nations Development Programme
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION
* GCP / REM / 049 / ITA
Tunis 1985

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INDEX

1.   INTRODUCTION

1.1   Training Centre site

1.2   The choice of Ittica Valdagri

1.3   Short description of Ittica Valdagri's activities

2.   FAO CAMPUS REALIZED AT THE ITTICA VALDAGRI AT POLICORO

2.1   The campus

2.2   Personal equipment

2.3   Diadactic equipment

2.4   Bus service

3.   DIDACTIC METHODOLOGY PROPOSED

3.1   Didactic organization

3.2   Didactic methodology

3.3   Methodology of the basis programme

3.4   Methodology of the special programme

3.5   Didactic files

4.   DIDACTIC PROGRAMME

4.1   Basis programme

4.2   Special programme

5.   ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT DURING THE FIRST COURSE 1984–85

5.1   Didactic activities

5.2   Didactic papers

5.3   Didactic reports

6.   FIELD ACTIVITIES

6.1     Phyto- and zooplankton, Artemia nauplii production and cultures in eutrophised ponds

6.2     Zooplankton collection in the wild

6.3     Capture and selection of broodstock

6.4     Artifical reproduction of sea bass and sea bream

6.5     Egg collection

6.6     Egg incubation and hatching

6.7     Larva1 rearing

6.8     Weaning and first fattening

6.9     Preparation of a biological filter

6.10   Fry capture, transport, stocking, counting and classification

6.11   Use of fishing gear, systematics and biometry of the species captured

6.12   Building a fish barrier

6.13   Intensive, semi-intensive, extensive and polyculture rearing of marine species. Product preparation for trading

6.14   Mullet overwintering and first fattening

6.15   Rearing ponds management

6.16   Feeding techniques

6.17   Prophylaxis and sanitary treatments

6.18   Shell fish culture

6.19   Control of environmental parameters

7.   STUDY TOUR

8.   GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS