Beschreibung
Book examines the economic analysis of fish hatchery operations in Ogun State, Nigeria. One hundred and twenty practitioners were selected using multi-stage sampling techniques and structured interview guides to elicit information. Data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Result revealed that most of the respondents were males, married, educated, bred Clarias spp and used deep well water. Generated the mean income of N1,088,933.3, N1,072,133.3, N1,122,166.7 and N976,151.3 in Abeokuta, Ijebu-Ode, Ikenne and Ilaro zones respectively. Major constraints hindering business were poor marketing, poor genetic brood stocks, high inflation rate in the economy, poor infrastructural facilities and lack of finance. ANOVA revealed that there were significant differences among socio-economic characteristics of fish breeders in the four zones. There were significant differences between the cost elements in fish breeding activities and the total income. There was significant difference between the constraints associated with fish hatchery operations and the income. Government to find a lasting solution to the persistent inflation rate and establish brood stock banks.
Autorenporträt
OLAOYE JACOB & OKE ABDULFATAIOLAOYE, OLALEKAN JACOB:Ph.D of Fisheries Management (University of Agriculture, Abeokuta - UNAAB), M.Sc. of Fisheries Management (University of Ibadan), currently Senior Extension Fellow at AMREC, UNAAB.OKE, Abdulfatai Olubukola, B.Aquaculture and Fisheries Mgt of UNAAB, a Master student of Fish Breeding and Genetics.
