*Sana'a: Faculty of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Media Office*

*Wednesday, November 4, 2026*

Third-year students in the Department of Animal Resources at the Faculty of Agriculture, Food, and Environment, Sana'a University, conducted a field visit as part of the requirements for the "Practical Aquaculture" course, supervised by Teaching Assistant Amani Hassan. This visit falls within the framework of practical applications aimed at linking theoretical knowledge with field practice and enhancing students' specialized skills.
The visit aimed to introduce students to the components of fish farms and their management methods, as well as to observe the various stages of fish production—ranging from hatching, care, and feeding to the harvesting stage. This enables students to understand the technical and administrative aspects associated with the aquaculture process.
The field application also provided students with an opportunity to develop observation and evaluation skills, acquire practical experience in modern aquaculture methods, and identify key challenges and problems facing this field along with ways to address and resolve them.
This activity is part of the practical coursework for courses in the Department of Animal Resources, aimed at enhancing the practical aspect for students and qualifying them with the necessary knowledge and skills in the fields of animal production and aquaculture.