To optimize the quality and productivity of their "crops," aquaculture farmers control all of the following except:
A) predation.
B) breeding cycles.
C) market prices.
D) diets.
E) water quality.

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Aquaculture farmers can control most aspects of their farming operations, such as predation, breeding cycles, diets, and water quality. However, they cannot control market prices. Market prices are subject to various external factors, such as supply and demand, global market conditions, and consumer preferences, which are beyond the farmer's control.

To Optimize the Quality and Productivity of Their "Crops," Aquaculture