Improving the Sustainability of Blue Economy through Emerging Aquaponics Techniques and Technologies
Razvan Drogeanu,
Mircea Balan,
Stefan-Mihai Petrea,
Mihaela Neculita and
Dragos Cristea
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Razvan Drogeanu: SC. Silurus Market S.R.L., Romania
Mircea Balan: SC. Silurus Market S.R.L., Romania
Stefan-Mihai Petrea: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania
Mihaela Neculita: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania
Dragos Cristea: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania
Risk in Contemporary Economy, 2021, 466-474
Abstract:
The aim of present study is to identify a suitable aquaponic technique and technology, able to maximize the economic sustainability of the integrated aquaculture systems. Thus, 4 experimental variants were used: AI-SA (imagistic modules+alternative substrate), AI-SH (imagistic modules+conventional substrate), NAI-SA (no imagistic modules+alternative substrate), and NAI-SH (no imagistic modules+conventional substrate). The use of SA can increase the profitability of basil aquaponics systems since it assures similar production performance as SH, but decreases both initial investment and labor costs. The use of AI observation module did not prove to be economic efficient due to the significant increase of initial investment costs.
Date: 2021
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