As Andre Bok of Kingfish Enterprises will tell you, establishing a new aquaculture business takes time, money, knowledge, and patience. However, the pleasure of being able to feed people in the long term often outweighs the risks associated with any kind of farming. This is the fifth article in a five part series written by DR MANDY UYS, who specialises in aquatic ecosystems science and consulting.
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