Aquaculture training

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Participants in the 2018 Overseas Training Course on Aquaculture Technology yesterday at the Satyadeow Sawh Aquaculture Station, at Mon Repos, where they were guided by Professor Chen Jiayou (at right), of the Fujian Institute of Oceanography, on the process of testing water for foreign bodies and air, which, if not done correctly, can threaten the life of the fish. When the course ends, its 56 participants are expected to be able to fully operate their own small-scale aquaculture facilities. (Department of Public Information photo)
Participants in the 2018 Overseas Training Course on Aquaculture Technology yesterday at the Satyadeow Sawh Aquaculture Station, at Mon Repos, where they were guided by Professor Chen Jiayou (at right), of the Fujian Institute of Oceanography, on the process of testing water for foreign bodies and air, which, if not done correctly, can threaten the life of the fish. When the course ends, its 56 participants are expected to be able to fully operate their own small-scale aquaculture facilities. (Department of Public Information photo)
Participants in the 2018 Overseas Training Course on Aquaculture Technology yesterday at the Satyadeow Sawh Aquaculture Station, at Mon Repos, where they were guided by Professor Chen Jiayou (at right), of the Fujian Institute of Oceanography, on the process of testing water for foreign bodies and air, which, if not done correctly, can threaten the life of the fish. When the course ends, its 56 participants are expected to be able to fully operate their own small-scale aquaculture facilities. (Department of Public Information photo)