Climate Change Threatens Fish Production, Prof Agus Oman Sudrajat Offers a Solution Through Reproductive Hormone Control
Climate change, characterized by rising air and water temperatures, poses a real challenge to the aquaculture sector. These conditions not only affect fish growth but can also disrupt the reproductive process, which is the foundation of sustainable aquaculture production. In response to this challenge, Prof …
Often Considered As Waste, Prof Wini Trilaksani Transforms Fisheries Byproducts into Strategic Products
Fisheries byproducts, which have long been considered waste, actually hold great potential to support food security, the health industry, and Indonesia’s blue economy. Prof Wini Trilaksani, a professor at the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences (FPIK) at IPB University, emphasizes that transforming blue food …
Prof Hariyadi Advocates for Intensification and the Circular Economy to Boost Oil Palm Productivity
Prof Hariyadi, a professor at the Faculty of Agriculture, IPB University, emphasized the importance of the “New Nexus” approach in sustainable oil palm management. He highlighted the need to prioritize land intensification over land expansion to boost the productivity of the national plantation sector. He …
