2009 Annual Reports - Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

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BFAR Regional Office 02Claveria Brackishwater Fish FarmPata East, Claveria, CagayanFingerling Production and Dispersal Report, 2009Target Actual ActualSpeciesProduction Production DispersalSaline tilapia(BEST)1,650,000 1,700,000 1,203,050Seaweed (kg) 10,000 11,655 10,975Main concern of the station isthe production of saline tilapia usingthe Brackishwater Enhanced SalineTilapia strain. Fingerlings produced weredispersed or distributed to 433 individualsand 31 local government units.Production ponds in the stationalso double as nursery for Gracilaria.Propagules produced were distributed to5 municipalities and were used as seedmaterial for demo projects of the Bureau.Research conducted in thestation for 2009 include “Mud crabCulture in Aquasilvi Pond” and “SemiintensiveCulture of Peneaus vannameiin Brackishwater Pond.”Buguey Shellfish Farm and Village-Level Seaweed Processing PlantMinanga Weste, Buguey, CagayanFingerling Production and Dispersal Report, 2009SpeciesTargetProductionActualProductionDispersalOyster (spats) 1,030,000 1,108,000 1,035,000Clockwise from top, CBFF adminbuilding, aquasilvi pond,saline tilapia breeders andexperimental ponds.Main trust of the station is the productionof oyster spats for distribution to oyster farmers andthe dissemination of its culture technology not onlyin traditional oyster producing areas but also in nontraditionalareas.Oyster production is concentrated in Buguey,Cagayan but studies conducted by BFAR have shownthat oyster, a popular and cheap to produce seafood,can also be grown in non-traditional areas such asSta. Ana, Gonzaga, Sta. Teresita, Claveria and SanchezMira, all in Cagayan.Oyster spats produced by the station weredistributed to 263 farmers.Also located within the station is theVillage-Level Seaweed Processing Plant. The plantis intended as facility to process Gracilaria, a type ofseaweed that is abundant in the municipality.34
ANNUAL REPORT 2009Northern Luzon Fisheries Research and Outreach StationSimbaluca, Sta. Teresita, CagayanProduction and Dispersal Report, 2009SpeciesTarget Actual ActualProduction Production DispersalBangus100,000(purchased)Seaweed propagules(kg)5,000 5,600 5,200· Mud Crab Culture in Aquasilvi PondBangus fingerlings that were dispersed by thestation were purchasedNLFROS serves primarily as research areafor various brackishwater aquaculture species andtechnologies. Research conducted for 2009 were asfollows:· TV on the Grow-out Culture of P. vannamei· Rearing of Milkfish Fry to Fingerlings (wildstocks)· Seaweeds Processing· Rearing of Siganid Fry to FingerlingsThe station also conducted the followingtechnology demonstration projects:· Milkfish Cage Culture· Saline Tilapia Cage Culture· Grouper Cage CultureDistribution of seaweed (Gracilaria) propagulestaken from nursery located within the station.Monitoring, Control and Surveillance OfficeDoneza St., Maura, Aparri, CagayanBantay Dagat Hotline: 078 888 2293The MCS Office in Aparri, together withsimilar offices in Basco, Batanes and Palanan,Isabela, serve as the main coordination area forfishery law enforcement particularly in the coastalareas. Personnel manning these MCS offices providetechnical assistance to counterparts from otherfishery law enforcement agencies like the PNPMaritime, Philippine Coast Guard, and to privatecitizens who are deputized as Fish Wardens.For 2009, personnel from MCS Aparri andPalanan joined patrol missions of BFAR MCS patrolvessels and were able to apprehend 2 foreign fishingvessels. Batanes MCS office likewise renderedtechnical services relative to the apprehensionsmade by local police and volunteers thereat.(detailed report can be found in page 17 - 21).Apart from fishery law enforcement, MCSAparri also takes charge of the collection of FishCaught report from commercial fishing vessels,and render training particularly on fishery lawenforcement.MCS Office in Aparri, Cagayan.35
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