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Fishery output strived to achieve over 60,000 tons in 2021
In 2021, Long An province's aquaculture output target will reach over 60,000 tons, an increase of about 2,000 tons compared to 2020
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- Converting airline food waste into aquafeeds
- New tool promised to tackle HABs in aquaculture
- Countering AMR in Egypt's tilapia farming sector
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The circular economy: why Indonesian shrimp farmers are changing the shape of…
Circular shrimp ponds are increasingly being used by small-scale farmers and entrepreneurs in Indonesia, where they are also receiving government backing.
How shrimp aquaculture can benefit from insect-based feed ingredients
The shrimp sector is set to benefit from the inclusion of insect-based ingredients in its feed, according to Maye Walraven, head of business development
Krill deemed sustainable aquafeed ingredient
Antarctic krill caught by Aker BioMarine are a green and sustainable alternative to soy and fishmeal in aquafeeds, according to the independent sustainability
The dark arts - A novel means of producing natural astaxanthin for…
Heidi Kuehnle, founder and CEO of Kuehnle AgroSystems, has developed an innovative, patented means for producing natural astaxanthin
Cameras may underestimate damage from fish farms
The camera system used to survey the seabed beneath structures such as net pen fish farms, could be seriously underestimating disturbances to ecosystems
How 'dirty' water can improve shrimp survival and growth rates in RAS
Explains a novel means of microbial management in recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) and how this is helping him produce market-sized shrimp in record time
Novel offshore fish farm edges closer to commercial reality
A novel offshore fish farming system has taken a step towards commercialisation, following the completion of a successful feasibility study.
Many dangerous diseases occur in aquatic products
Inspections have revealed that dangerous diseases on farmed aquatic animals have appeared constantly, particularly among shrimp and pangasius.
How to become data-driven in aquaculture
The effective use of data has the ability to transform fish health in the aquaculture industry, according to the founders of Manolin*.
Cleanerfish may not be suitable for de-lousing offshore salmon farms
New research suggests that using lumpfish or ballan wrasse to combat sea lice in offshore fish farms isn’t workable
The case for land-based and freshwater fish farms
A growing body of research suggests that freshwater fish farms are more sustainable and could make greater contributions to food security than their seawater
New research suggests that human food waste could be a sustainable source…
A team of researchers from the University of Western Australia found that processing organic food waste with black soldier fly larvae produced high quality aqua