fish farms
Underwater livestock operations
Fish farms are facilities where fish are raised commercially in controlled environments—ponds, tanks, or ocean enclosures.
The practice, called aquaculture, produces fish for food more efficiently than wild fishing.
Salmon, tilapia, and catfish are commonly farmed species.
Most of the salmon in supermarkets comes from fish farms.
- hatcheryEgg incubation facility
- catfishBarbeled freshwater bottom-feeder
- fingerlingsJuvenile fish for stocking
- aquacultureFarming underwater organisms
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
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- Factory Farmingfeedlots, battery cages, chicken houses, poultry houses, laying hens
- UK seasoffshore oil, oil rigs, trawlers, Royal Navy, coastal waters
- agriculturecrops, farm, farmers, crop yields, cattle ranching
- farmingfarm, farmers, crop, crops, harvest
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fish farmscommercial fishing
Harvesting seafood for profit
deep-sea fishing · wild harvest · sport fishing · recreational fishing · subsistence fishing
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