How Brazilian Fish Farms Produce Billions of Tons of Tilapia Every Year

How Brazilian Fish Farms Produce Billions of Tons of Tilapia Every Year
Discover the secrets behind "How Brazilian Fish Farms Produce Billions of Tons of Tilapia Every Year." This video delves into the advanced techniques and sustainable practices used by Brazilian fish farms to cultivate vast quantities of tilapia. Explore the impressive aquaculture industry and learn how these farms meet the global demand for this popular fish.

[@user-xo8di7sh1w]

These videos are edited from Vloggers from Philippines and Thailand.

[@chrisclarke7828]

THEY TELL LIES.

[@kurtocampos1932]

Good documentary, but most video clips I noticed are from the Philippines.

[@caecotanda6922]

2:26 is Pinoy Palaboy video

[@user-gm6dt5yk1q]

Sounds like a 12 year old trying to do a 5000 word essay last minute

[@khannasrul6404]

All the footages are from Bangladesh and Thailand....

[@pintopinto4904]

Funny. The video is from thailland

[@marcosmenezes4119]

I'm Brazilian and the first thing I noticed was this lol

[@juliusreyes3876]

and Philippines lol

[@OkYah.DiscoveryUSA]

vid nice, useful information for farmers

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Wie schönes Proďukte auf der Market bringen.........................................................................

[@BriskProcessVideo]

I also often go fishing.😁

[@Benfunplay]

nice content bro

[@oliverperater3054]

Some videos are from the Philippines.

[@shaikikbhalBasha]

thanks

[@SidatLabasOfficial]

Greathing from Indonesian Eel farming

[@LeoFarm369]

The scale of fish farming is very large and the farming techniques are also very good.

[@chrisclarke7828]

BILLIONS.............................................................................OF TONS.

[@elfuturomio]

He's full hazmat suit don't know how good it could be⁉️🤣

[@hebronmwakalinga9968]

Check inconsistency in numbers of export values

[@IndustrialExplorer91]

How can they raise such delicious and quality fish??

[@KagFarm-Kag]

vid nice, useful information for farmers 😁😁😁

[@GremFarmUS]

It highlights the country's significant contribution to global aquaculture, prompting reflection on sustainable practices, economic impacts, and the role of aquaculture in meeting food demand worldwide.

[@frankmorgan2772]

OK, lets correct some info: Not billions but millions of tons. Tilapia is served grilled , cooked and fried but not in feijoada, that contains various kind of pork meats. There is a new kind of fish , native from Amazonian region, that has "invaded" many rivers down south in Brazil, and could be more profitable then tilapia: its called PIRARUCU, its a giant, the biggest fish from fresh water rivers, nice meat and grow very quickly, up to 200 kgs !! The only problem is, this fish consume a lot of food, can eat 10kgs a day. So, they are trying to grow it up to 6 months and harvest it, averaging 20/40 kgs !!

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Central Luzon State University-Freshwater and Aquaculture Center 🐟

[@user-ud6uj2gj9m]

Video show are from Thailand not Brazil..

[@clgusa23689]

Amazing insight into Brazilian fish farming! How do these farms utilize food industry machines to manage such massive production?

[@naziharif2052]

in some countries this fish is considered a pest, so actually this is a matter of perspective and definition of something, poor people think this fish is a pest, this fish is delicious and has enough protein, hahaha

[@mikedesi5513]

Hey girl fish are jumping trying to to escape death help them

[@Core68]

They raise tilapia very well

[@thomascrowe3407]

The way we should be growing here in Canada. Even on board vessels designed to park and restock Great Lakes!

[@Jay-oj4tm]

We already do this in canada

[@rhaymundo]

Brazil?

[@user-gm6dt5yk1q]

1.3 Millon tons per year is far from billions of tons per year

[@patay168]

Need to modify tilapia genetically to make it much more palatable

[@vitorluis2010]

"...billions of ton of tilapia every year..."?????????

[@oneglobaltravels6103]

many clips of this videos is from pinoy palaboy channel, filipino vloggers. so this videos is copy paste

[@taofarm]

My thoughts on the topic "How Brazilian Fish Farms Produce Billions of Tons of Tilapia Every Year" evoke curiosity about the scale and efficiency of tilapia farming in Brazil. It highlights the country's significant contribution to global aquaculture, prompting reflection on sustainable practices, economic impacts, and the role of aquaculture in meeting food demand worldwide.

[@Ryk254]

@DextersWorld you're in Brazil ? lol

[@jaypabustan6393]

you Filipino videos

[@jaypabustan6393]

use

[@GranjaDeDavid]

Crían mucha tilapia

[@azcuyrosendolucas3784]

Why video talks about brazil but every image is from Asia?

[@user-gm6dt5yk1q]

Why repeat 5 minutes of content for 25 minutes..

[@PatrickDiabate]

😂😂😂😂

[@mdzarin1693]

I won't lie, tilapia is a cheap fish and very popular among lower-income people in developing countries, including my own. However, I find it to be the most bland and tasteless fish I've ever eaten.

[@user-wm8vz7cl5j]

This not Braziu

[@tissabuddhasiri9338]

Don't eat farm fish

[@jktv3332]

they are brazillians LOL

[@leroyspark6322]

Ya these video clips were filipino shots … you are deceiving the viewers☹️😖😠