AquaPlan : business planning software for coastal aquaculture

Lacey, Patricia F.; Thacker, Sayra G.

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AquaPlan : business planning software for coastal aquaculture

Published Date:

1995

Series:

Virginia sea grant publication ; no.95-13 ; Virginia Sea Grant marine resource advisory ; no. 62 ;

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Personal Authors:

Lacey, Patricia F. ; Thacker, Sayra G. ;

Corporate Authors:

Virginia Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program . National Sea Grant Program (U.S.) . United States, National Marine Fisheries Service,

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Description:

"Aquaculture presents exciting challenges to a business owner, creating a business that relies on growing living organisms is not easy. Knowledge and skills required include biology, construction, and business management. This software is intented to assist growers in understanding the financial elements of managing their business. AquaPlan was designed as stand-alone software (doesn't require any other application software) so that it will work for a grower regardless of what spreadsheet software a grower has, if any. Price includes DOS disk and manual"--National Sea Grant LIbrary publication website.

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)
Sea Grant Publications

Funding:

Funding: NOAA Office of Sea Grant; grant number: NA90AA-D-SGO45;

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