Prawn farmers get gov't assistance
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An intensified program to bring field-tested ready-to-apply technology in prawn culture has begun to bolster the country's prawn industry. The SEAFDEC aquaculture department has launched a program to assist prawn farmers as well as those raising milkfish, tilapia, and other marine species. Now on its tenth year, SEAFDEC is headed by Dr. Alfredo Santiago, Jr.
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Roman, I. M. (1983, April 8). Prawn farmers get gov't assistance. Bulletin Today, pp. 1, 13.
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