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Chapter 2: Application of Electronic Monitoring andControl Systems in Climate-SmartAquaculture (CSA) Management Dr. Reagan N. Robinson

March 31, 2026 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion The application of electronic monitoring and control systems in climate-smart aquaculture management represents a transformative approach to sustainable fish production. By integrating advanced sensors, […]

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Chapter 11: Blue Carbon and Aquaculture: The Role of Coastal and Inland Culture Systems in Climate Mitigation Akinjogunla, V. F.1 and Olatunji, E. O.2

March 31, 2026 Saerem Post 0

Aquaculture presents a transformative opportunity for climate mitigation through blue carbon pathways, complementing traditional natural carbon sinks. Both coastal and inland culture systems, including mangroves, […]

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Chapter 9: Climate Smart Aquaculture Muhammad Usman Mairiga,and Aliyu Mohammed,

March 31, 2026 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Aquaculture is vital to Nigeria’s food security as fish constitutes a major source of affordable animal protein, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals for […]

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Climate-Smart Hatchery Management as Climate Smart Action (CSA): Sustainable Breeding, Larval Rearing, and Fish Health in Aquaculture Systems Victoria Folakemi AKINJOGUNLA1*, Mahmoud Opene IBRAHIM1 and Bashir Abdullahi SANI1

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Climate – Smart hatchery management offers a comprehensive and transformative framework for enhancing aquaculture resilience under a rapidly changing climate. By addressing stage-specific vulnerabilities such […]

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Book Chapters, March 2026 Edition

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Chapter Twenty Integrating Crop Farmers Adaptation Stategies Against Climate Change In Ondo State, Nigeria Emmanuel Olasope Bamigboye and Lateef Ayodeji Ola

January 22, 2026 Saerem Post 0

This study identified 7 ICCAS that met the basic principle of climate change and in which crop farmers were the major beneficiary. These adaptation practices […]

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Chapter Twenty Three Transforming Agriculture Through Climate-Smart Approaches: Pathways to Food Security and Sustainable Development *1Rotimi, E.A. and 2Patrick, A.J.

October 28, 2025 Saerem Post 0

onclusion Agriculture stands at the crossroads of climate change, food security, and sustainable development. The sector is both highly vulnerable to climatic shocks and a […]

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Chapter Twenty Two Pig Production in Nigeria: Current Status, Opportunities, Prospects and Challenges Adeoye, A. A.

October 27, 2025 Saerem Post 0

CONCLUSION Pig production is an enterprise that is practiced widely across Nigeria and has been contributing immensely to the growth of the economy especially, as […]

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Chapter Seventeen Climate Smart Agriculture Muhammad Usman Mairiga

October 26, 2025 Saerem Post 0

Conclusion Agriculture encompasses crop, livestock, aquaculture, forestry, bee, poultry production aimed at supplying food and non-food products. A key factor in the rise of human […]

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