Major fisheries in Thailand and some technical recommendations for their improvement
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Abstract
Presented in this paper is the development of fisheries industry in Thailand. The data on the production of the principal fisheries species and major fishing methods are also presented. Also included are the recommendations for the future developments of the fishery industry in the country.
Suggested Citation
Nishioka, Y., & Yamazaki, T. (1977). Major fisheries in Thailand and some technical recommendations for their improvement. In Proceedings of the Technical Seminar on South China Sea Fisheries Resources, Bangkok, Thailand, 21-25 May 1973 (pp. 146-154). Tokyo, Japan: Japan International Cooperation Agency.
Subject
fisheries 
; industrial fisheries ; marine fisheries ; fisheries development ; fishery management ; fishery resources ; trawling ; purse seining ; fishery statistics ; fishery organizations ; tuna fisheries ; finfish fisheries ; pelagic fisheries ; commercial fishing ; commercial species ; fishing gear ; gillnets ; fishing nets ; Thailand
; industrial fisheries ; marine fisheries ; fisheries development ; fishery management ; fishery resources ; trawling ; purse seining ; fishery statistics ; fishery organizations ; tuna fisheries ; finfish fisheries ; pelagic fisheries ; commercial fishing ; commercial species ; fishing gear ; gillnets ; fishing nets ; Thailand
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