The guidelines are the first global normative dedicated entirely to the aquaculture industry.
The European Commission published a document with general and species-specific good husbandry practices of some European aquaculture species.
The second edition of the book updates the current knowledge on aquatic animal viruses so that all virus families are available under one cover.
A new FAO manual on Artemia brings updated knowledge on its biology, production and use.
Compassion has worked closely with the industry to develop a comprehensive strategy encompassing design, implementation, and the reporting of key aspects.
This fish necropsy manual is a tool for planning the collection and submission of samples and suggesting rapid field diagnostic techniques.
The initiative marks a new step for the company’s development in aquaculture, complementing their previously released program for tilapia.
Over the past eight years, the center has created a wealth of knowledge that is now available through a collection of free fact sheets.
WorldFish released a document that outlines the most optimal, locally appropriate, management practices for Nile tilapia hatcheries in Northeast Africa.
FAO manual presents detailed information about larval and juvenile rearing practices of Black Sea turbot (Scophthalmus maximus).
The guidebook contains ten steps that identify the main biosecurity risks and good aquaculture practices for small-scale farmers.
The book provides an up-to-date and user-friendly practical guide on nutritional pathology in the main commercially farmed species of fish and shrimp.
The guide aims to assist fish farmers when converting to recirculation aquaculture and give advice on good practices for running the system.
Aquaculture Pathophysiology is a two-volume resource for researchers, teachers, students, diagnostic laboratory scientists, aquaculture technicians, and farmers who need to be competent across both finfish and shellfish health issues.
The guidelines describe in detail steps and considerations in the design of hatchery-based breeding trials for small indigenous fish species (SIS) native to South Asia.
The manual is written for hatchery staff as a reference for daily operating procedures and for developing a site-specific and resource-specific seed production strategy.
Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast, Nofima and Benchmark Genetics are the guest editors of a collection of articles on the application of genetics to aquaculture.
The book provides a comprehensive overview on the immune system of fish, reviews fundamentals and latest developments in fish vaccinology and discusses immune reactions to different pathogens.
The manual identified the best management and biosecurity tools and strategies to improve the sustainability and competitiveness of the bivalve sector.
The manual aims to inform national policymakers and other stakeholders of issues related to the development of contingency plans for responding to outbreaks of tilapia lake virus disease.
