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Nigeria: Upgrading catfish smoking technology
dc.title: Nigeria: Upgrading catfish smoking technology dc.contributor.author: FAO; dc.description.abstract: Nigeria’s African catfish sector produces 1.2 million tonnes of fish worth more than USD 2.6 billion every year. The traditional kilns used to smoke much of it consume large quantities of fue
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