The five-year partnership aims to develop joint and specific actions to strengthen decision-making related to shrimp production.
The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) and NEOGEN Corporation partnered to deliver high-quality genotyping services customized to the unique needs of aquaculture producers.
Norwegian Lobster Farm will build a new production facility adjacent to a data center to use the heated seawater, used to cool the IT equipment, directly to breed lobsters.
Commissioned by Moscow-based investment company, Russian Friends Capital (RFC), the two new facilities are each planned to produce an initial 2,500 tons of Atlantic salmon.
The new global brand strategy signifies the company’s commitment to developing safe and sustainable nutritional technologies that promote animal health at minimal impact on the environment.
Signify will provide Salmon Evolution with overhead and underwater aquaculture lighting for the company’s land-based salmon farming facility that is scheduled to be opened in Norway.
The company will conduct a feasibility study for a 20,000 ton land-based salmon facility to be built by a joint venture between Salmon Evolution ASA and Dongwon Industries Co., Ltd.
Xelect and Orkney Shellfish Hatchery developed an innovative new DNA-based method to detect Bonamia in European flat oysters that samples oyster waters.
Additional information and strategies were developed including two new vaccines.
The Journal of World Aquaculture Society presented open access review papers that assess the commercial viability of 13 finfish species in the U.S.
The new facility will have the capacity to produce up to 40,000 tons of salmon and will consist of a hatchery, an ongrowing farm, a processing house and service buildings
The company will deliver 25 million Atlantic salmon eggs annually and will contribute technical expertise.
A former Arctic charr farming operation will be converted into an Atlantic salmon hatchery with a capacity to grow 450,000 salmon smolt.
The company performed tests after some cases of a new variant of the IPN virus were identified in Norway, creating some uncertainty among breeders.
Researchers recommend including fitness in selective breeding programs for farmed fish.
Genotyping tool developed by the Center for Aquaculture Technologies is a practical tool for the implementation of genomic selection in shrimp breeding, according to a new study.
Biomega Group will produce human-grade protein products and salmon oil, together with high-quality pet food, from all the side streams arising from salmon harvesting at the site.
S2G Ventures, Thai Union and Agriline Financing join previous investors such as Nutreco to support the commercialization of the first product aimed at improving health in shrimp.
Scottish trout company, Kames Fish Farming Limited, appointed Neil Manchester as managing director.
“An even faster increase in genetic improvement by using state-of-the-art technologies” is expected, said Robbert Blonk, R&D director at Hendrix Genetics, in an interview before joining Skretting’s FISH Great Talks on June 24.
