Recirculating systems create unique environments for successfully raising fish culture. Successes and Failures in Commercial Recirculating Aquaculture explores a wide range of topics related to recirculating systems, such as disease prevention, waste management, water quality and treatment, nutrition, economic considerations, design and operational procedures, environmental improvement, and computer models. Papers are also included from the conference's two open technical sessions and one poster session, where speakers discussed topics not addressed in other sessions. Anyone in industry, government, or academia who is interested in recirculating aquaculture will find this publication useful, including entrepreneurs, recirculating facility operators, aquaculture managers, fishery biologists, engineers, food technologists, government personnel, business managers, and advisory or extension personnel. Leadership for the conference was provided by Dr. George S. Libey, Associate Professor, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
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