On The Breeding Of Salmon From Parents Which Have Never Descended To The Sea (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271811205)

"On The Breeding Of Salmon From Parents Which Have Never Descended To The Sea" explores an alternative approach to salmon breeding, focusing on raising salmon entirely in freshwater environments, thus circumventing the need for them to migrate to the sea. This work delves into the techniques and observations of breeding salmon in controlled conditions, offering insights into the potential benefits and challenges of this method.

Francis Day's contribution provides a unique perspective on salmon aquaculture, relevant to both historical practices and contemporary approaches to fish farming. The book is a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and anyone interested in the science of ichthyology and the sustainable management of aquatic resources.

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