The construction of a new recirculating aquaculture system and upgrades to key operating and mechanical systems allow the reuse of water during operations, which will significantly reduce utility costs and water use.
A new Norwegian project aims to improve salmon pigmentation by understanding the genes involved in the muscle pigmentation that will allow breeding a salmon that will absorb color more efficiently.
The company plans to produce native flat oysters on land as it completes the first translocation of native flat oyster broodstock from its offsite quarantine area to its hatchery.
CFEED, producers of copepods for marine hatcheries, and ANB Sensors, developers of calibration-free pH sensors, are two of the startups selected for the fourth cohort of the accelerator program.
Six startups were selected to develop innovative technologies such as early detection and diagnosis of aquaculture diseases, among others.
The company supplied 3,600 broodstock to Saptagiri Group of Hatcheries from a total of 14,300 supplied to India during June.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic logistic issues, the company is transferring its YY technology to countries for local production.
More than 25 major retailers and seafood companies and Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) urged the governments of China, India, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam to take action in addressing the continued outbreak and emergence of new diseases in shrimp farms.
A new study from NMBU Veterinary College and the University of Oslo suggests that a slightly longer production time in the freshwater phase leads to faster growth and fresher fish later in the sea.
The company plans to open 25 hubs across the country to help farmers accelerate technology adoption, improve last-mile connectivity and also source feed, health products and farm equipment.
The company offers an end-to-end platform providing fish and shrimp farmers with access to feed, financing and markets and currently serving farmers in 24 provinces across Indonesia.
The company aims to be well-positioned for the explosive growth in aquaculture expected the next several years and is acquiring strategic aquaculture assets in the United States and elsewhere.
The company is also planning a 10,000-ton RAS farm and will soon select the farm’s RAS technology provider.
Albany's Shellfish Hatchery, which produces multiple species of spat for commercial farmers, will build a greenhouse to increase microalgae production to feed young oysters and a new nursery.
A team of British researchers developed microencapsulated Schizochytrium algae diet that improves sexual maturation in oyster broodstock compared with conventional live algal diets.
The consultations are seeking feedback on two separate issues, new requirements for recirculation aquaculture systems and the review of certification and accreditation requirements.
The company signed a LOI to acquire F&T Water Solutions LLC that will consolidate its intellectual property for non-shrimp aquatic species and other RAS opportunities into a new wholly-owned subsidiary.
Ocean Aware project will develop and commercialize world-class solutions for monitoring fish health, fish movement and the environment, and supporting both profitable and sustainable practices in the ocean.
The Australian shrimp farm aims to develop the world-class Project Sea Dragon, a global scale prawn aquaculture project to be developed across northern Australia culminating in the operation of 10,000 hectares of prawn production ponds.
Three Southern California hatcheries have depopulated more than three million trout in an effort to eliminate the bacterial infection.