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Prospects of fish smoking venture in the middle belt area of Nigeria.

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Author
Akande, G.R.
Tobor, J.G.
Date
1993

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Abstract
This paper discusses fish smoking in general with particular reference to the Middle Belt Area and also briefly summarises the fisheries of the area. Factors influencing the form in which fish is disposed are discussed and investment opportunities of fish smoking on a small scale examined.
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15pp., figs, tables
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Nigerian Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research
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Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research Technical Paper: 95A
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http://hdl.handle.net/1834/2553
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