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ASA/WISHH and KSU Send Technical Consultant to Pakistan

Jun 25, 2014

Pakistan

Dr. John Woiwode and ASA/WISHH Country Representative R.S.N. Janjua visit the only private sector tilapia hatchery in Pakistan. Credit: WISHH

The American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health Program (ASA/WISHH) recently worked with Kansas State University, as part of the USDA-funded FEEDing Pakistan program, to send a technical consultant to Pakistan.

Dr. John Woiwode, who has extensive experience working with fisheries in Pakistan, visited the country to provide technical expertise to the Pakistanis surrounding the set-up of tilapia hatcheries, provide one-on-one technical assistance to Pakistani fish farmers and feed millers and to present at farmer field days as well as at a seminar titled, “Best Management Practices for the Culture of Tilapia.”  The seminar included discussions surrounding the use of soy-based extruded feeds for aquaculture.