1. Construction, Operating Costs & Cash Flow Louisiana Agr. Exp. Sta. and Louisiana Coop. Ext. Service. 1988. Commercial production of farmraised catfish. Louisiana State Univ. Agr. Ctr, Baton Rouge, LA. http://agecoext.tamu.edu/fileadmin/Rural_Entrepreneurship/Enterprises/Aquacultur

CONSTRUCTION, OPERATING COSTS AND CASH FLOW TEMPLATES FOR CATFISH (FOOD FISH) PRODUCTION SYSTEMS PESCAT 15 Introduction One of the first things potential catfish producers should do prior to making a major investment in a new operation is to evaluate the financial feasibility of the proposed project. This Fact Sheet provides descriptions of some typical commercial catfish production systems found throughout the southern states. Templates presented here estimate the total investments, debt servicing requirements, annual operating budgets and cash flows for turn-key production enterprises. An analysis also illustrates the sensitivity of systems to changes in prices, costs and production relationships. These templates are available as spreadsheet software in Microsoft Excel Workbook and Lotus .WK3 file formats. Data from published sources as well as directly from producers involved in building and operating facilities are included to provide you a start in developing your own customized budgets. Production Systems You can use these spreadsheets to characterize three basic types of commercial catfish production systems: watershed ponds and ponds with a dependable water supply (well, lake or stream) are conventional production systems, while recirculating systems use more intensive technologies. Two other types of systems, cages and raceways, are not specifically described here, but could be characterized by modifying spreadsheets provided here. Each system has definable production, marketing and financial management issues. You will find detailed descriptions of production and marketing management requirements for systems such as these in several sources (see appendix). However, few of these resources address in detail the potential costs and returns of constructing and operating these systems.

2. RESUME OF SCOTT D. STEWART Louisiana Coop. Ext. Service, Baton Rouge. Gaylor, M.J., S.D. Stewart and S.J. Fleischer. 1993. The tarnished plant bug a nomad among cotton pests. http://www.docstoc.com/docs/40254098/RESUME-OF-SCOTT-D-STEWART

3. Volunteer Braillists And Tapists, Madison WI Leaflets of Recipes /Louisiana Coop Ext Service, Louisiana Linder, Dr. Diane, Specialist 1 97 1861 Let's Cook With Fruits Vegetables Northeast Valley Health Corporation http://www.vbti.org/cookbooks.html

Home Catalogs Recent Additions Adult Fiction Adult Non-Fiction Print/Braille ... Textbooks Contact Us Volunteer Braillists and Tapists, Inc. 517 N. Segoe Rd. #200 Madison, WI 53705 USA Phone: 608-233-0222 Fax: 608-233-0249 Email: office.vbti@tds.net For book orders or braille transcription requests: braille.vbti@tds.net Hours 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (Central Standard Time) Tuesday through Friday Cookbooks (Last Updated 8/6/10) A B C D ... U V W X Y Z Number Title Author Volumes Pages 133 Bar Cookie Recipes from the Land of Wheat Peavey Company 300 Sensational Salads Berry, Lucinda Hollace 50 Fast and Fabulous Recipes - Pasta 'n More Active Woman's Cookbook, The Ideals Publishing Corp All About Burgers All American Muffins Ladies Home Journal Magazine Alpha-Bakery Gold Medal America's Bake-Off Cookbook Pillsbury Classic America's Bake-Off Cookbook Pillsbury Classics #2 F06770 Back of the Box Gourmet McLaughlin, Michael

4. Peppers, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research And E Information from trials in Louisiana (Louisiana Coop. Ext. Service Publ. 2433) suggests 12 to 18inch spacing between plants, 70 days planting to harvest. http://hort-devel-nwrec.hort.oregonstate.edu/pepper.html

SEARCH Veg Home Peppers Capsicum annuum and C. frutescens Last revised August 6, 2004 Pungency Ratings Transplanting Fertilizers Mulch and Covers ... Harvesting, Handling, Storage Pest Control: Weeds Insects Diseases Taxonomists have only recently begun to agree regarding classification of the domesticated species of Capsicum . Although five species are described, only two, C. annuum and C. frutescens have any significance commercially in the U.S.A. Early species separation on the basis of fruit shape, color and position are of little taxonomic value. Flower and seed color, shape of the calyx, the number of flowers per node and their orientation, are the primary separating characteristics. A simple key to identifying the five domesticated species of Capsicum may be found on page 1996 of "Peppers of the Worldan Identification Guide" by Dave DeWitt and Paul W. Bosland, Ten Speed Press, PO Box 7123, Berkeley, CA 97407. C. annuum is the most important domesticated species in the U.S.A. and is the species to which all bell peppers, and all the peppers listed below belong (unless specified otherwise.) The only C. frutescens

5. USDA - APHIS - Wildlife Damage Management 1960 and 1996, commercial crawfish acreage in Louisiana increased from 800 ha to 45,000 ha (J. Avery, Louisiana Coop. Ext. Service http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wildlife_damage/nwrc/symposia/cormorant_initiative/cor

Select an Option Academic Researchers Animal Health Professionals Games and Activities General Citizens Government Partners Interest Groups Media Plant Health Professionals Students APHIS Employees (Intranet) You are here: Home Wildlife Damage National Wildlife Research Center Symposia Wildlife Damage Management National Wildlife Research Center (NWRC) A Science-based Initiative to Manage Double-Crested Cormorant Damage to Southern Aquaculture Issued September 2000 James F. Glahn, Mark E. Tobin, and Bradley F. Blackwell Citation: GLAHN, J. F., M. E. TOBIN, AND B. F. BLACKWELL, editors. 2000. A science-based initiative to manage double-crested cormorant damage to southern aquaculture. USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Wildlife Services National Wildlife Research Center, Fort Collins, CO, APHIS 11-55-010. Contents EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION AUTHORITIES SOUTHERN AQUACULTURE ... CONCLUSIONS Executive Summary Aquaculture has expanded rapidly in the Southern United States during the past two decades, especially the cultivation of catfish, crawfish, and bait fish. These fish usually are cultivated on farms with extensive systems of large shallow ponds that are highly susceptible to predation by birds. Double-crested cormorants (

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