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Library
AQD Library has one of the best collections of books,journals, and other materials on aquaculture in SoutheastAsia. The library is open Mondays to Fridays, from 8 am to5 pm. Internet access is provided for free to students and
AQD trainees.
FishWorld
FishWorld is a museum-aquarium-visitor center that promotesinformal education for responsible aquaculture in particular,biodiversity, environment protection and sustainabledevelopment in general. FishWorld also conducts R&D internshipfor high school students.
Bookstore
AQD publishes aquaculture materials which aredescriptive of its science-based technologies. Manuals,monographs, yers, textbooks, among others, are available forsale at the AQD Bookstore.
Hatchery fry / Seedstocks milksh
snapper
grouper
abalone
AQD has hatchery facilities for milksh, highvalue marine shes, abalone, mudcrab, shrimp,sea cucumber, and tilapia.
In 2011, AQDs hatcheries produced 75.55million eggs and newly hatched larvae, 6.17million fry andv ngerlings, and 472, 568abalone juveniles.
AQD has a total production capacity of 300
Training courses
AQD also offers regular training courses which comprise 20%lecture and 80% practicals. Medium of instruction is English.Specialized training may likewise be arranged for requestingparties.
AQD also accepts internships and student practicum which arereadily arranged for individuals or small groups.
AQDs pilot feed mill can produce 300 kg of feeds per hourfor its verication and demonstration studies.
In 2011, more than 116 tons of feeds were produced forbroodstock, nursery and grow-out phase of milksh, tilapia,seabass, pompano, snapper, grouper siganid, shrimp andprawn, mudcrab and abalone. All the diets are based on
AQDs R&D on sh nutrition and feed development.
Feed formulation / Feed milling
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tons for larval rearing of marine shes and 4.2 tons for abalone juveniles. With AQDsproduction it showed that its technologies are viable and there is still a need of c ontinuousefforts to improve these.
For further information
SEAFDEC/AQD July 2011Second printing June 2012
The Southeast Asian Fisheries DevelopmentCenter (SEAFDEC) is an autonomous
intergovernmental body established as aregional treaty organization in December
1967 to promote sheries development inthe region through research, training and
information services. Its member countriesinclude Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia,Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia,
Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand,and Vietnam.
The Aquaculture Department (AQD), one ofSEAFDECs four departments, is mandatedto implement programs in research,
technology verication and demonstration,and training and information dissemination in
order to promote responsible aquaculture inSoutheast Asia.
The ChiefSEAFDEC/AQDTigbauan 5021, Iloilo, PhilippinesTrunklines connecting all offices:
+63 33 511 9170, 511 9171Fax: +63 33 511 9174Email: [email protected]: www.seafdec.org.ph
Tour of AQD stations is availableby arrangement. Activities hostedat AQDs Tigbauan Main Stationmay use its conference and trainingfacilities.
Tour of AQD stations / Conference / Training facilities
Training laboratory Conference room
Other availableamenitiesinclude:
GuesthouseApartment/ dormitorywithinternet&wifi
Cafeteria
Medical/dentalclinic
MinigymTennis/volleyball/basketballcourts
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Facilities
Established in 1973, the Tigbauan Main Station (TMS) is the SEAFDEC/
AQD headquarters located in the south coast of Panay Island. The
40-hectare complex includes various research laboratories, hatcheries,
and broodstock facilities for experiments in
articial propagation, feed development, and
health management. TMS also has training
facilities, library, and medical clinic.
On-campus housing and cafeteria cater to
resident staff, trainess, guests, and visiting
researchers and their families.
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broodstock and
hatchery complex
Crustaceanhatchery
Multi-species
marine sh hatchery
FeedmillSandshhatchery
Abalonehatchery
Small-scalebackyard hatchery
Natural food
laboratory
Laboratory for advanced
technologies(BIOTECH)
Fish healthlaboratory
Experimentalinfectionbuilding
Research on all life stages (broodstock, hatchery nursery, and grow-out) of the abovespecies are conducted. Likewise, AQD produced juveniles for aquatic resourceenhancement. Studies on nutrition and feed development, sh health management,ecology and farming systems, economic viability of cultured commodities and thepromotion of sustainable aquaculture technologies are also being done to ensure
comprehensive and holistic development of aquaculture and enhance its role in securingfood and livelihoods in shing communities.
AQD has strong linkages with foreign institutions and international agencies, and worksclosely with various universities, shery schools, and government agencies in the Philip-pines and the Southeast Asia region. Like for instance, AQD collaborated with AustralianCentre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) to carry-out research on improvedseaweed culture and post-harvest utilization in Southeast Asia.
Research & developmentThe economically important commodities being studied at AQD include:
Abalone
Seaweeds Sandsh
Tiger shrimo Bighead carp Tilapia
Freshwater prawn Indigenous species
(climbing perch,silver therapon)
Milksh Grouper
Seabass Snapper
Siganid Pompano
Seahorses Mudcrab
Thematic programs
Meeting socio-economic challenges of aquaculture
The program aims to enhance the role of aquaculturein improving livelihood and food security; support thesustainability of the environment and resources; and identify
relevant policies, infrastructure and linkages
The program covers studies and activities that will generate,
verify and promote technologies to ensure the sustainable
production of quality seedstock for aquaculture as well as forstock enhancement
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Healthy and wholesome aquaculture
The strategies invoked in this program concentrate on nutritionto promote healthy farmed aquatic animals; disease diagnosis,control, monitoring and surveillance of aquatic animals; and
environmental integrity, certication and food safety
Maintaining environmental integrity throughresponsible aquaculture
The program focuses on the impacts of aquaculture onthe environment and how to minimize them. It also aims topromote the use of various culture technologies that integrate
aquaculture with the environment such as aquasilviculture,integrated multitrophic aquaculture systems, among others.
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The program
farming systchange, and
various staketransfer.
Quality seed for sustainable aquaculture