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How a Ghanaian technology is helping fish farmers detect hidden threats before fish die
After losing a large number of fish, the farmer turned to AquaMet, a locally developed water-quality monitoring technology.
Early warning before fish kills The technology provides farmers with a continuous picture of water conditions — something that can be difficult to achieve through visual observation alone.
One fish farmer recalls how difficult it was to know when something was going wrong with the water.
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