Aquanews
How welfare can help Brazil's tilapia aquaculture sector fare well
Dr Anna Silvia Pedrazanni, fish vet and key partner in Brazil’s Tilapia Welfare Project, discusses welfare, fish health and how Brazil has the potential
- Restorative aquaculture shows we can have more habitat, and eat it too
- Restorative aquaculture - Marine Cultures
- Study backs benefits of submersible fish farms
- Why Brazil is emerging as a global tilapia farming contender
- Nutritional tool creators question the value of using fishmeal for animal feeds
- New Zealand scientists launch novel flounder farming breeding programme
- Shrimp stunning initiative wins animal welfare award
- Should seaweed be more widely used in shrimp feeds?
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Local pangasius exports to EU plunge over five-month period
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Fish farmers hit hard by reservoir's unstable water levels
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Mekong Delta posts positive results in shrimp exports
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Việt Nam's tra fish exports expected to continue recovering
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Fisheries sector sets sights on US$16 bln export target by 2030
The Vietnamese aquatic sector has set an export target of approximately US$8.6 billion for this year and US$16 billion by 2030
Wastewater breakthrough could fuel North Carolina aquaculture boom
A project that aims to overcome barriers to growth in North Carolina’s aquaculture industry and strengthen the resiliency of the state’s wastewater
Creating all-female catfish without the use of hormones
The prospect of ongrowing only female – and therefore faster-growing – catfish could be a step closer.
Beyond salmon - three species seen as suitable for RAS
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Reducing egg loss in shrimp hatcheries
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Study reveals valuable insights into farmed salmon health and welfare
Juvenile salmon experience higher mortalities if transferred to sea at a larger size, according to an extensive new study based on eight years of data.
Tackling red mark syndrome in trout farming
An Italian researcher has landed a bursary to complete his PhD study into red mark syndrome (RMS) in trout.