Risks and adaptation dynamics in shrimp and prawn-based farming systems in southwest coastal Bangladesh

Jamal, Md Roushon; Kristiansen, Paul; Kabir, Md. Jahangir; Bruyn, Lisa Lobry de

doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2022.738819

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“…But the Bundelkhand region merely attempts to identify the determinants of agriculture diversification. On the flip side, agriculture diversification substantially assists farmers in diversified risk in an effective manner and provides an additional source of income too (Bell, Moore, & Thomas, 2021;Jamal, Kristiansen, Kabir, & De Bruyn, 2023).…”

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An exploration to agricultural diversification in India: A study of Bundelkhand region

Shekhar,

Gupta,

Verma

2024

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The study examines an exploration of agricultural diversification in India. Economic Survey 2022 calls for agriculture diversification in view of acute water stress in cultivated areas where wheat, paddy, and sugarcane are grown in India. Agriculture diversification has a direct association with farm income. Thus, it can substantially contribute to the income creation capacity of marginal and small farmers and stabilize their livelihoods. Thus, approaching this notion, a study aimed at an empirical analysis of agricultural diversification in the Bundelkhand region with the help of a primary survey. For this, a logit regression model has been used. With the implication of the logit model, it has been found that agriculture diversification is potentially and significantly more likely to be affected by the farm size, literacy, and agricultural training on technology demonstration. The study suggests restructuring education in rural areas and incorporating the aspect of regional agriculture literacy into the school curriculum. Special training or literacy programmes must be conducted specifically by targeting the small and marginal farmers, as the study found them more enthusiastic to adopt diversified agricultural practices. Further, there is an acute need to prevent ongoing land diminution, as excessively marginal land holdings are not effective and productive for diversified agricultural practices.

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An exploration to agricultural diversification in India: A study of Bundelkhand region

Shekhar,

Gupta,

Verma

2024

5008

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“…Climate change necessitates adaptation by shrimp farmers for enhanced production and income. The efficacy of adaptation strategies varies under differing climatic conditions, farming practices, and regional contexts (Bernzen et al, 2023;Jamal et al, 2023;Pham & Saizen, 2023). predominant strategies at the research site.…”

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“…The results of logit analysis showed that the acquisition of weather information, gender, and age had a positive effect on farmers' decisions to change the stocking time of shrimp. Jamal et al, (2023) research highlights that changes in fry stocking time are influenced by the acquisition of weather information obtained by farmers, male gender (head of family) is a decision-making factor in a household, and maturity should be an indication for farmers to decide and be wise in taking steps to implement climate change adaptation strategies.…”

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Shrimp Farmer’s Perceptions and Adaptation Strategies to the Threat of Climate Change in Bangil District, East Java

Fatahullah,

Toiba,

Sujarwo

2024

ECSOFiM

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As one of the main stakeholders in the fishing industry, shrimp farmers are directly affected by climate change that causes changes in seawater temperature, rainfall, and unpredictable weather patterns. Related to the issue, the threat to income may be felt by shrimp farmers. Therefore, in this study, we highlight two objectives as a basis for drawing up this article, namely (1) to understand shrimp farmers’ perceptions of climate change, and (2) to identify factors that influence farmers’ decisions in implementing adaptation strategies. There are two types of analysis that we use, namely descriptive analysis and logit regression analysis. Our findings show that the majority of shrimp farmers consider climate change manifested in the form of changes in rainfall patterns (96.21%), increases in pond water temperatures (98.71%), decreases in yield production (95.41%), and increases in shrimp pests and diseases (96.23%). The results of our logit regression analysis show that the decision-making factors of shrimp farmers are significantly influenced. These results indicate that the implementation of adaptation strategies in the fisheries sector can generate significant growth and reduce the risks posed by climate change. As a result, the government needs to encourage the development of more suitable climate change adaptation strategies for small-scale shrimp farmers in Indonesia.

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“…In Bangladesh, shrimp aquaculture plays a crucial role in the economy, contributing 5 % to the national GDP [ 2 ]. It is a significant source of livelihood for approximately 8.5 million people, particularly those residing in coastal areas [ 3 ]. However, the rapid growth and expansion of the shrimp industry are hampered by the presence of various pathogenic bacteria and viruses [ 4 ].…”

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Bacteriophage and non-pathogenic Vibrio to control diseases in shrimp aquaculture

Hossain,

Tanni,

Rahman

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Comparative Immunology Reports

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Risks and adaptation dynamics in shrimp and prawn-based farming systems in southwest coastal Bangladesh

Cited by 20 publications

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An exploration to agricultural diversification in India: A study of Bundelkhand region

An exploration to agricultural diversification in India: A study of Bundelkhand region

Shrimp Farmer’s Perceptions and Adaptation Strategies to the Threat of Climate Change in Bangil District, East Java

Bacteriophage and non-pathogenic Vibrio to control diseases in shrimp aquaculture

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