Researchers from Rizal National Science High School sought to understand more about hormone-induced fish spawning and its impact on fish production, the market, the Filipino fisherfolk and those with hatcheries. Find out its sustainability, innovation, and environmental benefits.
Enrique Guinto
Himself
Ruel Eguia
Himself
Dana Thea Guarino
Narrator
Researchers from Rizal National Science High School sought to understand more about hormone-induced fish spawning and its impact on fish production, the market, the Filipino fisherfolk and those with hatcheries. Find out its sustainability, innovation, and environmental benefits.
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