Introduction to the General Principles of Aquaculture by Hans Ackefors, Jay V. Huner and Mark Konikoff

Hardcover book with decorative boards (no dust jacket) published by Food Products Press 1994, 172 pages with some black and white photographs. ISBN 9781560220121

“The treatment and presentation of aquaculture is thorough and unique, covering the basics. The comparisons of aquaculture with other forms of agriculture, and fisheries resource management and their role in environmental issues are addressed. It is particularly refreshing to have global perspectives explained In a very practical and futuristic manner. The authors have prepared a text which should be useful, not only as an introductory text, but also as A BASIC GUIDE FOR THE NOVICE AQUACULTURIST.” —Scott H. Newton, PhD, Research Leader, Virginia State University Aquaculture Program

This book is in good condition. The cover is in good condition. There is some minor wear to the edges (some scuffing), corners (some scuffing) and to the top and bottom of the spine (scuffing and creasing). There is some slight shelf wear overall including some scuffs, scratches and a noticeable slight dint to the front. There is a mark to the back cover where a price sticker was once stuck. The book itself is in very good condition. There is some foxing and some marks to the outer edges.  The front and back end pages have some foxing. Overall a good copy with some slight wear.