WASTE MANAGEMENT FROM AQUACULTURE IN GALICIA

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WASTE MANAGEMENT FROM AQUACULTURE IN GALICIA

• SALVADOR GUERRERO VALERO
• Centro de Investigacións Mariñas
  (CIMA)Apartado13 36620 Vilanova de Arousa
  PontevedraE-mailsalvadorg_at_cimacoron.org

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Aquaculture Estimate Production on 2002
SPECIE TM
PRICE () Octopus
16,7
101.327 T.
decussata
120 2.700.636
V. pullastra
123
1.831.093 T. phillipinarum
1.297
11.312.717 Cockle
2.268
5.490.028 Mussel
256.627
132.115.140 O.
edulis
3.764 11.140.115
C. gigas
37
46..347 P. maximus
0,85
6.567 A.
opercularis
1,4
7.055 Turbot
3.238
28.641.064 Salmon
130
403.500 Rainbow
trout 9.000
5.500.000
TOTAL 276.623
199.295.589
Fuente Ser. Inf. Pesquera de la C. de Pesca
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Geographical Distribution of Hatchery Production.
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Geographical Distribution of shellfish beds.
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Geographical Distribution of Rafts
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Geographical Distribution of Fresh Water Farms
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AQUACULTURE INSTALLATIONS
Sea Farms

• LAND INSTALLATIONS

Fresh water Farms
Rafts

• SEA INSTALLATIONS

Shellfish beds
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Sea Farms
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Fresh water Farms
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Rafts
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Shellfish beds
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Cockle, Clam and Oyster shells. ABONOMAR
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Shell mill. ABONOMAR
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Bivalve Shell Chain of Abonomar
Bivalve Shell
TOTAL PRODUCTION 5500 Tm./year
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Calcium Carbonate. ABONOMAR
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Cow beds in stall. ABONOMAR
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Round piece for fertilize. ABONOMAR
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White shell for birds and chickens food chips.
ABONOMAR
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The mussel muds, in this moment , cant
recycled or valued, so they are not included in
the total quantity list. 0 ? cost zero - ?
negative operating cost ? positive operating
cost
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Onload mussels
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Rafts for breaking-up.
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Wood from the rafts.
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Octopus cages
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