| Through its field force, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) provides agricultural
producers with a broad range of cooperative programs for protecting the
health of animals and plants. Aquaculture, the managed production of aquatic
plants and animals, continues to grow as a major agribusiness enterprise.
APHIS programs currently serve important aspects of both plant and animal aquaculture,
especially involving disease, pest prevention, and wildlife damage management.
APHIS also has become involved in facilitating importation and exportation
in aquacultural products because of increased global trade.
Key APHIS Contacts on Aquaculture
June 2004
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March 2004
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December 2003
November 2003
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National Aquatic Animal Health Plan
Impact Worksheet on Spring Viremia of Carp in the United States July 20, 2004
Impact
Worksheet on Spring Viremia in the United States June 17,
2004
Impact Worksheet on Taura Syndrome Virus in the United States
June 10, 2004
Infectious Salmon Aanemia Indemnification
Spring Viremia of Carp; Payment of Indemnity
White Spot Disease in United States 04/23/04
ISA International
Symposium
Impact
Worksheet on Mikrocytosis in the United States
Impact
Worksheet on Spring Viraemia of Carp in North Carolina
Infectious
Salmon Anemia - Interim Rule on Payment of Indemnity
Infectious
Salmon Anemia, Maine Impact Worksheet
Outbreak of Shrimp
Viral Disease in Central America: Situation Report
Infectious Salmon Anemia (text
or pdf)
Spring Viremia of Carp (text or pdf)
Spring Viremia of Carp
Services
for Aquatic Plant Protection
Aquatic
Animal Health Activities
Vet Biologics
for Fish
Wildlife
Damage Management Assistance and Activities
APHIS Aquaculture
Industry Reports
Reports
on Aquaculture from APHIS' Center for Epidemiology and Animal Health (CEAH)
Links to Other
Aquaculture Web Sites |
