Credit: Juma Frezar (South Sudan) The two photos show the process of sun drying of fish in South Sudan. The drying is done on wooden structures, wire or robes. During summer, fish drying may require 3-4 days while a longer period (a week or more) may be required in the fall. Nothing is added to …
Tag: sun-drying
Jun 26 2012
Sun-drying of fish in South Sudan
- By aelgamal in English, Fish processing (Cleaning - cooling - freezing - drying - salting - smoking), Gallery, Photos
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June 26, 2012
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May 27 2012
Sun-drying of fish (nauk and tilapia) in South Sudan
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May 27, 2012
Credit: Juma Frezar (South Sudan) Because fish transport and cooling in South Sudan is not sufficient to take fish from landing places to fish markets, excess fish is sun-dried in the fishing area as the primary method of conservation. Nauk, Heterotis sp is considered the principal sun-dried fish. This is due to its abundance …
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Feb 12 2012
Fish Preservation through smoking and sun-drying in Nepal
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February 12, 2012
Credit: Deepak Bhusal (Nepal) Sometime fishermen capture fish in quantities beyond what could be marketed in fresh form. In order to preserve extra fish from spoilage, smoking and sun-drying are the methods practiced whereas fishermen used to smoke fish in the fishing spot. Generally, such methods of preservation apply to high value and big fishes …
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Feb 11 2012
Techniques used in fish drying in Chad (in French)
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February 11, 2012
Credit: Abdallah Younous Adoum (Chad) Différentes techniques de séchage traditionnel du poisson dans les différentes pêcheries à travers le pays. Chaque communauté et chaque ethnie à sa façon de transformer son produit de pêche. Mais le resultat est le même. Comme le poisson est consommé à 80 % transformé. Note: We decided not to watermark …
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Dec 16 2011
Sun-drying of seaweed (Chile)
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December 16, 2011
Credit: Gabriel Salvo Parra (Chile) Seaweed is used to produce agar agar. The fisherman dries this seaweed in the sun and afterwards sells it in dry form. This region is a major location for seaweed collection and processing. Note: We decided not to watermark the photos in order not to upset its clarity. However, we …
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Dec 14 2011
Fishing, drying and trade of anchovies in the Sultanate of Oman – In Arabic
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December 14, 2011
Credit: Hussein Ali Mohammed Alshihi (Oman) توضح أحدى الصور مجموعة من الصيادين فى موسم البرية (الأنشوجه) والتى يتم اصطيادها فى البحر ومن ثم يتم جرها للقرب من الشاطئ باستخدام الشباك الخيشومية المخصصة لها حيث يتم جمعها من الشباك بالسلال حيث يتم فرشها على الأرض وتعريضها للشمس حتى تجف وتباع كأسماك مجففة حيث يباع الكيس الواحد …
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Nov 28 2011
Dried indigenous fish species kept in the market for selling in Nepal
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November 28, 2011
Credit: Deepak Bhusal (Nepal) Dried indigenous fish species in Nepal are kept in the market for selling in backgroung Malekhu Bazzar which is attached with highway and also to the Trishuli River which is the rich source of indigenous fish species. Excess of fish is sundried and kept in the market for selling. Fish species used …
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