AQUACULTURE

Advancing parasite control in salmon farms

New aquaculture research from the University of Stirling reveals larval salmon lice secrete unique proteins, which could offer new pathways for improved parasite control in salmon farming.

An overhead shot of salmon farming operation

New aquaculture research from the University of Stirling reveals larval salmon lice secrete unique proteins, which could offer new pathways for improved parasite control in salmon farming.

Tags: Aquaculture Fish Farming parasite control Salmon Farming salmon lice University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture

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