Data science helps Norway’s fish farmers keep salmon populations healthy
Written by: Tanja Hoel*Aquaculture is one of Norway’s most important industries. Our fish farms produce 65 percent of the world’s supply of Atlantic salmon and ...
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Written by: Tanja Hoel*Aquaculture is one of Norway’s most important industries. Our fish farms produce 65 percent of the world’s supply of Atlantic salmon and ...
Read moreUSA.- Last night, at the direction of President Trump, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced that a 10 percent additional tariff would be imposed ...
Read moreTwo consultations on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) risks in aquaculture were jointly organised in Bangkok from 4-7 September by FAO and NACA with much appreciated financial ...
Read moreIn an effort to grow new global interest in aquaculture, two researchers have launched an aquaculture simulation game called, Aquakultor. The game allows users to ...
Read moreRiyadh, Saudi Arabia.- H. E. the Deputy Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture for Agriculture Eng. Ahmed bin Saleh Al Eyadh received H. E. the ...
Read moreAs well as meeting all of the essential components of the benchmark, the ASC standard achieved 52 ‘supplementary components’ – more than any other aquaculture ...
Read moreDenver, USA.- Oysters likely suffered toxic effects from the oil dispersant Corexit® 9500 when it was used to clean up the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil ...
Read moreParis, France.- The second “women in the seafood industry” video contest will release the winners on September the 24th. The project was developed by the ...
Read moreThe Netherlands.- Using plants and animals to purify waste water while extracting raw materials: that is the principle of Aquafarm. In early September, after a ...
Read morePT. STP Tilapia Cage Fish Farm in Lake Toba, North Sumatra, Indonesia, a JAPFA holding company, has adopted USSEC’s 90 percent satiation level feeding technique ...
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