New method to revolutionise aquaculture industry

Murdoch University research helped transform the Australian livestock industry through the development of a grading system for meat quality.

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U of G Researcher Helps Write First-Ever Aquaculture Code of Practice

With growing public concern over the welfare of captive animals, a first-ever code of practice for farmed fish will help ensure that Canadian farmers meet ...

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ASU researchers see potential in wastewater

by Elise Lange, Arizona State University. When you think about wastewater — if you do at all — you probably think of reeking, worthless sewage that ...

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Study shows new potential of fish by-products

Fish farming by-products have the potential to increase the sustainability of aquaculture, and contribute to other sectors – such as food, diet supplements, animal feed ...

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The potential of digital tools to promote sustainable production in the shrimp aquaculture sector: A case study of the Mekong Delta, Viet Nam

The study, published by GIZ’s Mekong Delta Climate Resilience Programme (MCRP), in cooperation with The Alliance of Bioversity International and CIATs CCAFS program under the ...

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What is new in aquaculture?

by Wageningen University & Research Researchers Arjan Palstra, Chantal Roozeboom, John Bastiaansen and PhD candidates Xiaofei Yu, Farid Aththar, Priadi Setyawan, Pauline Jehannet from the aquabreeding ...

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Warm-water habitat ‘pays the bills,’ allowing cold-water fish to fuel up

by Sean Nealon, Oregon State University Corvallis – New Oregon State University research shows that warm-water habitats can be critically important for the survival of cold-water ...

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UOG Sea Grant and community garden partnership finds expanded uses for aquaculture

USA – A new partnership between UOG Sea Grant and Island Girl Power highlights an integrated approach to aquaculture, zero-waste, and food sustainability.  

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New side effect of pancreas disease vaccines

by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud, Nofima Cross-stitch vertebrae are a type of deformity in farmed salmon that is initiated by oil-based vaccines used to prevent pancreas disease ...

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Larval stage stress can make farmed fish more robust later in life

by Anne-May Johansen, Nofima Can fish be programmed to be robust? Scientists are working on establishing a method that can make fish more tolerant to various ...

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