The aim of the Call to Action is to mobilize a sustainable future for purpose-driven aquaculture, meaning one that provides nourishment in equitable and climate-resilient ways.
The project AQUA-FAANG is laying the foundation for improved selective breeding to help tackle the main issues in aquaculture production.
Approximately 350,000 infected catchable rainbow trout are now showing signs of disease and must be humanely euthanized.
A recent study by GenoMar Genetics found that tilapia farmers made significant additional profits in both ponds and cages even at low levels of Streptococcosis-related mortality.
Delayed spawning can lead to broodstock starvation and early spawning can lead to larvae receiving too little nutrition.
Billund Aquaculture and Germany’s Aquapurna have joined forces to build the next generation of land-based shrimp farms.
Norcod recently finalized its first full cod production cycle and we spoke with Christian Riber, CEO of Norcod, to get more insights into the hatchery demands and developments to reach this milestone.
Hatchery Feed & Management hosted the World Hatchery Forum, a webinar series focused on practical solutions for aquaculture hatchery managers. Through four webinars, the series discussed fish and shrimp feeds, genetics, as well as recent equipment and technology innovations.
In this second webinar, Jef Peeters, Global Product Manager of Products for Shrimp Larvae at BioMar, Ricardo Cedeño, Specialist in Shrimp Farms at Cargill, Alan Tinch, VP of Genetics at the Center for Aquaculture Technologies, and Mitchell Lucas, Lead Geneticist for American Penaeid, discussed feeds, genomic tools and breeding strategies.
Sponsored by Cargill and The Center for Aquaculture Technologies.
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