Approximately 400 tons of fish are expected to be lost, the equivalent of around 17% of annualized harvest volumes from the Denmark facility at steady-state production.
The $598,000 hatchery will raise various species, such as milkfish, mangrove crabs, tilapia and giant tiger shrimp.
The project will utilize hatchery technology recently developed at Oceanic Institute to culture species, such as yellow tang, to innovate culture methods for kumu.
The strategy aims to set the course for the next 10-15 years and facilitate sustainable growth in the country’s aquaculture industry, including the feed production.
The companies invested in Nofitech, a Norway-based turnkey supplier of land-based fish farming facilities, services, and equipment.
Developed by the ICAR-Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture (ICAR-CIFA), Matsya Setu aims to disseminate the latest freshwater aquaculture technologies to the aqua farmers of the country.
The long-term agreement will supply salmon ova to Proximar RAS project that will integrate AquaMaof’s technology.
MPEDA aims to transfer technology for setting up mud crab hatcheries in the coastal district of Tamil Nadu and other states.
20 experimental RAS will study the performance of Atlantic salmon under intensive culture conditions.
A selective breeding program for disease resistance to deadly Pacific Oyster Mortality Syndrome had proved to be highly successful.
Hormonally-induced synchronization of maturation may have the potential of producing a larger number of progenies from more families.
Carp genetic improvement in Bangladesh and a multivalent bacterial fish vaccine in Zambia are among the $1.15 million in grants awarded.
The group invested CNY800 million ($123 million) to build a fish, shrimp, shellfish and algae aquatic seed industry park in Shanwei, China.
Venture fund Momentum leads a consortium consisting of Broodstock, EGD Capital and Seagrow that will inject NOK 38 million in the sludge treatment company Blue Ocean Technology.
An international project will conduct a feasibility study into the conversion of pangasius mortalities and processing waste into a sustainable biofuel for distributed power generation.
KYTOS’ technology reduces disease outbreaks and mortality by monitoring the microbiome and detecting changes quickly, in order to take appropriate actions.
Blue Star Foods has the goal produce 21,000 tons of steel-head salmon by 2028.
The project, part of the country’s plan to grow the local aquaculture industry and lead by researchers from the University of Waikato, aim to grow this species in land-based farms.
Final waterside permit secured by The Kingfish Company for its US operation in Jonesport, Maine.
After the partnership with Norwegian Lobster Farm, Green Mountain partnered with Hima Seafood to reuse waste heat from the data center in the world's largest land-based trout farm.
