37. Which of the following population management strategies would be the best for farmers seeking to maximize their long- term profit in raising turkeys to sell on the poultry market? A. the maximum sustainable yield strategy B. the short-rotation harvest strategy C. the carrying capacity strategy D. the minimum viable population strategy E. all of the above would be equally effective for maximizing long-term profits

37. Which of the following population management strategies would be the best for farmers seeking to maximize their long- term profit in raising turkeys to sell on the poultry market? A. the maximum sustainable yield strategy B. the short-rotation harvest strategy C. the carrying capacity strategy D. the minimum viable population strategy E. all of the above would be equally effective for maximizing long-term profits

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter17: Aquaculture Business

Section: Chapter Questions

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