. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. 48 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW Vol, 17, No. 7 livestock, fisheries, and forestry yields in the areas already under ; Such a survey has already been made for forestry. Assessing the world's "renewable resources" is one of five fields of activity suggested by the Director-General for FAO's work toward its ultimate goal: "to enlarge human well-being by increasing and improving the production, distribution, and utilization of food and other products of agriculture, forestry, and ; The other fields


. Commercial fisheries review. Fisheries; Fish trade. 48 COMMERCIAL FISHERIES REVIEW Vol, 17, No. 7 livestock, fisheries, and forestry yields in the areas already under ; Such a survey has already been made for forestry. Assessing the world's "renewable resources" is one of five fields of activity suggested by the Director-General for FAO's work toward its ultimate goal: "to enlarge human well-being by increasing and improving the production, distribution, and utilization of food and other products of agriculture, forestry, and ; The other fields are: assessing the needs of people for better nutrition and higher standards of living; improving the quantity, quality, and efficiency of produc- tion; achieving methods of distribution and consumption which will most nearly meet the goal of enlarged human well-being; and educating producers, distributors, and consumers in the adoption of more rational and progressive methods. INTERNATIONAL PACIFIC HALIBUT COMMISSION AREAS 2 AND IB CLOSED JUNE 5: The International Pacific Halibut Commission has announced the closure of Pacific halibut Areas 2 and IB to halibut fishing at 6 () June 5, 1955. until the com- mencement of the second fishing season in these areas. The Commission estimated that the 26 .5-million-pound limit set for Area 2 would have been caught, and Area IB which had no quota also was closed when the catch limit for Area 2 was attain- ed. The opening date for all hali- but fishing in the Pacific regulatory areas this year was May 12 at 6:00 a. m. In 1954 the opening date was May 16, and Areas 2 and IB in that year also closed June 5 . This means that halibut fishing in Areas 2 and IB this year lasted 24 days as com- pared with 21 days in 1954 (the shortest season on record for these areas), 24 days in 1953, 26 days in 1952, 28 days in 1951, and 32 days in 1950. The second fishing season in Areas 2 and IB shall commence at 6:00 a. m. () on July 27


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