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allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Fish Production Attracts N7. allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Fish Production Attracts N7. Chief Obasanjo who disclosed this while declaring open the First International Catfish Fair, described the sector as the fastest growing in the Agricultural sector, saying that aquaculture output had increased by 29 percent in the past one year while artisanal and industrial fisheries had also grown by 5 percent and 10 percent respectively. allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Fish Production...

Fish virus halts lake stocking of three species Customer Service: The state Department of Natural Resources has placed a one-year moratorium on the production and stocking of walleye, northern pike and muskellunge in an attempt to halt the spread of a contagious disease that has killed thousands of fish in waterways, officials announced Tuesday. Fish virus halts lake stocking of three species Customer Service: The state Department of Natural Resources has placed a one-year moratorium on...

Fatty fish also helps reduce triglycerides, which are the fat particles in the bloodstream, and it is low in saturated fat, the type that clogs arteries. Concerns about unhealthy contaminants in fish, particularly mercury, have spurred debate among nutritionists and the health-care community in general on how much fish an individual should eat. Fish is one of the best food choices around, particularly those high in fat. Both reports emphasize that the benefits of eating fish, particularly...

Demand for these crops from Nigerian traders and neighbouring countries is low due to excess cereal production in Nigeria and across most Sahelian countries. Slight upward trends in cereal prices have been noted since December 2006, due mainly to high fuel prices, normal seasonal consumption patterns, government purchase of excess crops and the resumption of cross-border trade with Niger, Chad and Mali due to decreased availability of cereals in deficit production areas of these countries...