A five-year partnership aims to limit the impact of disease on salmon production and improve welfare and productivity.
A new system using AI-powered computer vision can monitor shrimp in real-time, allowing farmers to assess animal welfare, growth, and overall health without the need for frequent and stressful handling.
The center aims to develop a professional and innovative aquaculture sector, supporting the broader Baltic region with an integrated and innovative approach to sustainable fish farming.
Brazil’s aquaculture industry is expanding beyond tilapia production to include native species like pirarucu, with new genomic tools like ArapaimaPLUS addressing breeding challenges and supporting sustainable aquaculture development.
BioFish has initiated a strategic review to evaluate structures and opportunities that could accelerate the company’s growth.
The Dubai-based aquaculture firm has formally announced the acquisition of Avramar’s Greek assets.
Researchers from Auburn University discovered the indicators farmers commonly use to select males for breeding, like head size and coloring, are not always linked to sperm quality or quantity.
The European Union Reference Centre for Animal Welfare in Aquaculture unveiled a digital platform with resources and practical tools around the welfare of aquatic animals.
Ocean Aquaculture Hatchery plans to build a 40,000 m² yellowtail kingfish and meagre hatchery in Carboneras, Spain.
PHARMAQ part of Zoetis and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences will help identify appropriate solutions for preventative fish health management to support the sustainable growth of African aquaculture.
The updated National Aquaculture Development Plan provides a holistic framework describing how federal agencies are advancing the contributions of aquaculture.
CSIRO launched a project in Hai Phong which aims to empower local shrimp farmers with near real-time data and forecasts to protect shrimp stocks.
The company will wind down its hatchery operations in Bay Fortune and its CEO steps down.
The facility, with a capacity of three thousand tons per year, will use advance technology to farm rainbow trout year-round.
Capelin was succesfully reared from hatch to adulthood in a laboratory setting for the first time.
CSIRO’s aquaculture research and development spans breeding and genomics through to health, nutrition, and production processes.
The new owner, Amar Seafood, plans to expand Otter Ferry’s hatchery to increase its production capacity in Scotland, Canada and Norway.
Secretary of State for Scotland Ian Murray MP said the new aquaculture research facility at the University of Stirling will boost productivity, improve sustainability and create jobs.
The European Investment Bank loan will support the company’s expansion by funding two key phases.
With collaborative industry-focused scientific research and a new pro-aquaculture government, the industry is seeing cause for optimism.
