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The first step to starting an aquaculture venture is to gather all available information on the species of your interest. This information should include aspects ...
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The first step to starting an aquaculture venture is to gather all available information on the species of your interest. This information should include aspects ...
Read moreSmall-scale aquaculture contributes to sustainable development; however, despite its high potential, aquaculturists face unique and complex challenges related to biosecurity and good aquaculture practices. In ...
Read moreA taste of the many statistics and analyses that can be found in the market intelligence reports that IFFO dedicates to its members is reported ...
Read moreBlack soldier fly larvae (BSFL) are gaining popularity as a new alternative feed ingredient to replace fishmeal in aquaculture diets. In this regard, researchers from ...
Read moreAdvancements in genomic technologies have led to the discovery and application of DNA markers for genetic improvement of various aquaculture species. The identification of specific ...
Read moreDomitille Louchard, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich and Mar Benavides, Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD) The ocean absorbs a quarter of the ...
Read moreIn recent decades, the trade of ornamental fish has significantly increased, mainly due to the growth of demand in developed countries. A large percentage of ...
Read moreRainbow trout aquaculture is mainly conducted in two conditions: extensive and intensive. The objective of both systems is to obtain products with maximum efficiency. Although ...
Read moreOne of the main disadvantages in biofloc systems is the addition of external sources of carbon, which results in additional costs, requires more labor, and ...
Read moreby AquaImpact Sea food is a healthy food choice. An average person living in the EU consumes 24 kg (live weight) of fish or seafood ...
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