Development, design and engineering of the University of Maine’s Sustainable Aquaculture Workforce Innovation Center (SAWIC) will proceed this fall.
The delivery of the funding will be through the Commerce Department’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
A study assessed the organogenesis and development of the digestive system in greater amberjack larvae after using Acartia tonsa nauplii during the first days of exogenous feeding.
The government also plans to support the establishment of a network of nucleus breeding centers for shrimp broodstock.
Study shows that from 1999 to 2022 only 0.3% of the total land covered with mangroves was converted into fish and shrimp ponds.
Scientists will use advanced selective breeding methods to develop better-performing lines of Eastern oysters to boost production.
A new IDRC-supported project at the Asian Institute of Technology underscores Canada’s commitment to fostering sustainable aquaculture.
The agreement gives Norway zero customs duty on all industrial goods and Norwegian fish vaccines.
The Dutch government will be pushing for a European import ban on shrimp that has been bred using eyestalk ablation techniques.
The government is extending five years the deadline to move away from salmon net-pen farms.
James Cook University researchers and Mainstream Aquaculture are a step closer to unlocking the mysteries of gold and platinum barramundi.
Malta’s AquaBioTech Group signed a turnkey contract for the design, supply, installation, and commissioning of a RAS broodstock, hatchery and live feed facility for barramundi.
The facility, designed to be the largest land-based salmon farm in Asia, will produce 10,000 tonnes of Atlantic salmon annually.
Four studies published by Purdue University scientists document the feasibility of previously unproven methods for successfully treating wastewater from aquaculture production operations.
The project’s research initiatives include efforts to develop disease-resistant and fast-growing traits through molecular breeding in order to create resilient family lines.
The Eyestalk Ablation-Free Recognition Project is inviting companies to commit to eliminate this practice.
Owners still considering selling its Greek business.
Hatchery-reared juvenile scallops have been successfully deployed for the first time off the coast of Rottnest in a crucial step towards developing a more productive and sustainable saucer scallop fishery for Western Australia.
Ecuador is under an energy crisis due to a prolonged drought due to El Niño that has forced the country to power cuts that are affecting the shrimp industry.
The new fund’s investment mandate includes software, improved fish welfare, and improved ocean health.
