Mitsubishi Corporation and Maruha Nichiro established a joint venture company that will build a land-based salmon farm in Nyuzen town of Toyama prefecture, Japan.
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.
Delayed spawning can lead to broodstock starvation and early spawning can lead to larvae receiving too little nutrition.
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.
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.
Study suggests that dysbiosis may occur in RAS environment and fish mucosal surfaces over time, but microbial communities have the capability to recover.
Pioneers in the commercial production of red snapper and Totoaba in Mexico, the company has a modern 8,000 m2, state-of-the-art hatchery in Baja California Sur.
Two provinces in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta region, An Giang and Dong Thap, aim to build a center for producing high-quality pangasius seeds.
A new salmonid feed trial facility was built for Petuna Aquaculture, a collaboration between the company, BioMar, and Skretting, installed and commissioned by Fresh By Design.
These were some of the tools presented in the fish session of the World Hatchery Forum.
Norwegian researchers have described six developmental stages for the ballan wrasse, from the first feeding until the juvenile stage.
Switzerland’s first salmon farm, Swiss Alpine Fish AG, has secured its ova requirements for five years through a long-term agreement with Benchmark Genetics.
The 10-year project plans to produce 30,000 tonnes annually and includes three land-based nurseries.
Lattice Aqua and IDH partnered to improve the productivity, profitability, and sustainability of fish farms in Kenya.
The $125 million aquaculture project plans to grow more than 3,700 tonnes of premium barramundi for the Australian market annually.
For the first time in the country, CORAQUA will deliver female triploid fingerlings that will benefit trout producers in Peru.
Alejandro Rojas, chief operating officer at AquaBounty, discusses the company's recent hatchery developments.
Landeldi has extended the agreement with Benchmark Genetics to fulfill the company’s ongoing expansion.
The company recently completed the construction of its “Broodstock 365 System”, which will produce reverse fingerlings and broodstock 365 days a year.
