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Small but mighty: why bigger isn’t always better when farming tilapia

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Although the commercial aquaculture industry tends to favour the production of large tilapia, some industry analysts argue that it's time for a renaissance of smaller fish, which remain important for food security, especially among low-income groups.  Source link

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