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Chủ Nhật, 02/02/2025

Mekong Delta protects crops, shrimp ponds against rains, high tides

Local authorities and people in the Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta are taking measures to protect crops and residential areas from heavy rains and high tides.

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Towards circular aquaculture

Michael Laterveer, owner of Blue Linked – one of the few marine hatcheries in the Netherlands – believes that a fundamentally different approach is needed

Shrimp exports rise despite Covid-19

Shrimp exports are set to increase by 12.4 percent this year to $3.78 billion despite the major impact Covid-19 has had on the seafood industry.

Seafood exports recover to pre-pandemic levels

Vietnam's seafood exports in the first 11 months were worth $7.8 billion, unchanged from the same period last year, indicating a recovery from the Covid-19

A Guide to Acceptable Procedures Practices for Aquaculture Fisheries Research - Part…

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A Guide to Acceptable Procedures Practices for Aquaculture Fisheries Research - Part 3

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A Guide to Acceptable Procedures Practices for Aquaculture Fisheries Research - Part 2

A Guide to Acceptable Procedures Practices for Aquaculture Fisheries Research - Part…

A Guide to Acceptable Procedures Practices for Aquaculture Fisheries Research - Part 1

Study suggests lobsters could be on-grown off salmon farms

Juvenile lobsters could be grown in containers attached to commercial salmon farms, as part of an integrated multi-tropic aquaculture (IMTA) system

Why aquaculture and agriculture must work in tandem

The aquaculture sector needs to adopt a collaborative approach with the agriculture sector – specifically around plant biotechnology – to grow sustainably.