Due to the COVID-19 pandemic logistic issues, the company is transferring its YY technology to countries for local production.
A new study from NMBU Veterinary College and the University of Oslo suggests that a slightly longer production time in the freshwater phase leads to faster growth and fresher fish later in the sea.
Three Southern California hatcheries have depopulated more than three million trout in an effort to eliminate the bacterial infection.
Australian government approved $7 million for the construction of the nursery and the Midwest Aquaculture Development Zone to foster investment in Western Australian aquaculture.
The last time an attempt was made to breed European plaice was in 1946 and now Norwegian scientists have resumed trials to assess the suitability of this species for commercial aquaculture production.
Researchers were able to validate and provide a reliable basic protocol based on twelve abiotic and biotic factors for pikeperch larval rearing in RAS units.
The Australian-based farm acquired a fully operational and staffed Murray cod hatchery and will become the world’s largest producer.
The project, that aims to decrease the use of antibiotics in the Chilean salmon industry, strengthen fish resistance to SRS through genetic selection.
Genomar acquired the genetics and distribution assets of AquaAmérica and AquaPorto that will join the portfolio of major tilapia brands, including GenoMar Supreme and Aquabel.
The Benchmark company shipped 400,000 eggs to land-based and cage farms in China and it is the second ova delivery after the COVID-19 pandemic hit Europe in March.
Scottish researchers will use genotype imputation to develop a lower cost method that could make the process feasible for more breeders and producers.
The approval is part of a project (NRS-TRIPWELL) that tests triploid salmon production in Norway.
The agreement aims to increase the farm productivity with improved genetics for growth and disease resistance, and processing plant with improved fillet yield.
Mowi Scotland reported that the company introduced the first batch of wrasse eggs in its wrasse recirculation unit in Anglesey, Wales.
Scientists found that tilapia resistance to TiLV is heritable and that selective breeding to produce more resistant tilapia strains is likely to be effective.
The restrictions imposed relate to the certification of aquatic animals from Infectious Salmon Disease (ISA)-free compartments and do not relate to all exports.
TOP fry feed provides key nutrients to trout during early life stages showing better performance, higher protein utilization and lower ammonia excretion, leading to improved feed efficiency and better water quality.
This allows us to study all the genes that contribute to traits such as growth, disease resistance and sea lice appetite with much greater precision than before.
The Marine and Freshwater Research Institute in Iceland is attempting to breed sexless farmed salmon. The objective is to prevent farmed salmon from becoming sexually mature and being able to spawn with the naturally occurring local salmon population.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) lifted the import alert allowing AquaBounty to start farming AquAdvantage® Salmon in Indiana facilities.