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This type of aquaculture involves a high rate of stocking and requires much management
Intensive
A production system in which only one species is grown at a time
Monoculture
This is a long, narrow structure that uses flowing water
Raceway
This includes edible marine fish, shellfish, and other aquatic plants and animals that may be wild or domestic
Seafood
This type of system is one in which water is pumped in at one place and removed at another; water is only used once
Open System
This type of aquacrop is raised or grown with human care
Cultured
Crop grown in water and produced almost exclusively for human food
Food Aquacrop
The production of aquatic plants and animals
Aquaculture
This type of aquaculture is the raising of small fish and other aquatic species to use to lure other fish
Bait
This type of aquaculture is the raising of fish for sport fishing
Recreational
This is a facility in which aquaculture takes place
Water Facility
This culture is home to the first trout farm
Africa
The production of aquatic crops in salt water
Mariculture
This type of aquaculture involves low populations of species and requires almost no extra food
Extensive
This type of aquaculture involves plants and animals that grow wild in the oceans and streams
Captured
This system recycles water
Recirculating facility
