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Imported broodstock no panacea for China’s shrimp production problems

Chinese shrimp production is expected to be similar to last year, but as Chinese farmers seed their ponds, many fret about poor quality shrimp larvae

By Louis Harkell | March 15, 2017 09:29 GMT
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