Farm-based Production Parameters and Break-even Costs for Yellow Perch Grow-out in Ponds in Southern Wisconsin
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Description
For over 30 years
the yellow perch (Perca
flavescens) has been viewed as a species
with great potential for aquaculture in the North Central
Region (NCR). The species has been the focus of a
significant amount of research over this period, and has
been a priority species for research sponsored by the
North Central Regional Aquaculture Center (NCRAC) since
its inception in 1988.
Despite these efforts almost no information has been
available on “real world” production parameters and
costs of raising yellow perch to market size using
different system types. The lack of such basic
information on production costs has lead to the
publication
Farm-based Production Parameters and Break-even Costs for
Yellow Perch Grow-out in Ponds in Southern
Wisconsin.
Additional reference
materials for this Technical Bulletin can be found
below:
1st year costs
2nd year costs
Published: August 2008
Publication Number: Technical Bulletin #121
Author: Jeffrey A. Malison and James A. Held