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'''Aquaculture''', sometimes called "fish farming," is the intentional growing of fish and other aquatic organisms by humans, usually for food purposes. The name comes from a combination of the terms "aqua" ([[water]]) and "[[agriculture]]."
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'''Aquaculture''', sometimes called "fish farming," is the growing of fish and other aquatic organisms by humans, usually for food purposes. The name comes from a combination of the terms "aqua" ([[water]]) and "[[agriculture]]."
  
 
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Revision as of 06:13, August 14, 2011

Aquaculture, sometimes called "fish farming," is the growing of fish and other aquatic organisms by humans, usually for food purposes. The name comes from a combination of the terms "aqua" (water) and "agriculture."

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