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RUDN University veterinarians developed a way to protect carp from the harmful effects of ammonia

Russia.- Veterinarians from RUDN University have developed a way to increase the resistance of carp, the most common fish in fish farms, to the harmful ...

Issue 86 of the Research*eu magazine: Oceans under threat – Protecting and preserving our maritime environments

From climate change and plastics pollution, to overfishing and the destruction of coral reefs, the world’s oceans are reeling from human activities that together are ...

Innovative aquaculture experiment supporting mangrove recovery ready for wider uptake by farmers

By Roel Bosma and Susanna TolExpanding shrimp aquaculture in South East Asia has been one of the main drivers of mangrove loss in the world. ...

USC introduces hormone therapy for sea cucumbers

Australia.- While hormone therapy is a proven biotechnology in many animals, including humans, the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Genecology Research Centre will use it ...

Fish Farmers Face Unique Challenges with Invasive Species

Ames, USA.- In addition to food safety, fish producers also need to consider their impact on the larger ecosystem, making sure their operation is doing ...

New report on Wisconsin’s aquaculture industry

USA.- A new report about the state of aquaculture in Wisconsin, featuring results from a statewide survey of fish farmers, is now available. The survey ...

Recent aquaculture video does not reflect fish handling practices at most aquaculture facilities

The American Fisheries Society (AFS) supports responsible and humane production of fish in aquaculture facilities. Yesterday, the nonprofit Washington, D.C.-based organization, Compassion Over Killing, released ...

Role of women must be reinforced in EU marine policies: WWF policy brief

Women play a key role in ensuring food security and sustainability of the global seafood sector, yet the knowledge, skills and decision-making tactics of both ...

Fish Processors Need to Follow HACCP Rules

Ames, USA.- Fish processors and farmers who are involved with any part of fish processing need to be aware of food safety requirements for their ...

Aquaculture Needs Strong Leaders for Industry to Thrive

Ames, USA.- All types of farmers depend on strong leaders, and that is especially true for aquaculture, as fish producers emerge and compete in today’s ...