Information Review and Inclusion Database building and maintenance will be a continuous effort. All potential contributors will be asked to provide hard copy as well as electronic files of their new materials to the Chief Editor as they become available. Seek to obtain and evaluate other appropriate documents and materials not otherwise provided through submissions to the Chief Editor Lab. Contact any copyright holder and secure written permission to use this material in the database. Strive to achieve a blend of documents from various regions, states and sources.
Some overlap is encouraged.
Ensure that materials address specific producer needs in various areas, climate, soils, water, farm size, types of facilities, etc. New materials will be solicited from catfish experts annually as a reminder, but they should be provided continually to the Chief Editor as soon as available. The review process is also continuous. NCID is a project involving many institutions and agencies designed to serve the catfish industry. By its very nature, the project is a cooperative effort involving catfish expertise from a broad sector of university, agency, industry and private organizations.