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exchange, the government has identified the marine products as a
trust area for developments. In order to supplement the depleting
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Techno-Science of shrimp farming has been developed. A highly
profitable industry due to the short gestation period and high export
value of the products. Shrimp Feed is one of the important and
essential inputs in shrimp farming. The role of artificial feed in
shrimp farming is greatly dependant on the culture system or
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