Aquaculture 2-10 – Page 121

  • Sloneczny Górny pond/CC BY-SA 3.0
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    Milicz Ponds investment

    2013-09-10T09:44:00Z

    Poland’s Milicz Ponds group has launched an investment to revitalise its fish ponds covering an area of 76 square kilometres, reports Jaroslaw Adamowski.

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    New BAP auditor

    2013-09-05T12:46:00Z

    The Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) division of the Global Aquaculture Alliance has added Food Certification International Ltd (FCI) to its team of BAP-approved third-party certification bodies.

  • Blue mussel. Credit: DEI
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    $600,000 grant for aquaculture research in Maine

    2013-08-15T10:37:00Z

    A researcher at the University of Maine at Machias has received a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study the potential for new aquaculture markets for two shellfish in Maine.

  • Shrimp. Credit: Philip Chou/SeaWeb/Marine Photobank
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    An opportunity for new shrimp producers

    2013-08-14T11:28:00Z

    A new Rabobank report says that the outbreak of Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS) in shrimp will give second-tier shrimp producing regions the opportunity to step up production and capture market share – until EMS affected countries recover from the disease.

  • Ole-Eirik Lerøy
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    GOAL keynote from Marine Harvest chairman

    2013-08-13T15:13:00Z

    Ole-Eirik Lerøy, chairman of Marine Harvest ASA, has been announced as the keynote speaker at the Global Aquaculture Alliance’s GOAL 2013 conference in Paris, France.

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    BAP for Australia

    2013-08-08T11:16:00Z

    Australia’s first processing plant has achieved Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP) certification.

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    New fish farm service vessel

    2013-08-07T14:06:00Z

    Akdeniz Shipyard and Hordafor AS have signed a letter of intent for the building of a new fish farm service vessel.

  • Atlantic salmon
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    Russia’s largest aquaculture plant

    2013-08-07T11:53:00Z

    Russian Salmon Company, one of Russia’s largest fish producers, has announced plans to establish a large-scale aquaculture complex in the Murmansk region of Russia, which will specialise on the production of juvenile Atlantic salmon and trout, reports Eugene Gerden.

  • The study was led by Aaron Watson and Allen Place
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    The key to sustainable aquaculture

    2013-08-07T10:43:00Z

    For the first time scientists have been able to develop a completely vegetarian diet that works for marine fish raised in aquaculture, the key to making aquaculture a sustainable industry.

  • Belize Aquaculture’s shrimp hatchery, farm and processing plant earned BAP certification on 26 July
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    Three-star shrimp from Belize Aquaculture

    2013-08-06T14:18:00Z

    Belize Aquaculture Ltd. has become the first shrimp company in Belize and the second in Central America approved to offer three-star BAP shrimp.

  • Prawns fed with Novacq feed additive grow faster and are healthier
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    Game changer for prawn industry

    2013-08-06T11:53:00Z

    After 10 years of research, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) scientists have perfected the Novacq™ prawn feed additive.

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    Oyster aquaculture investment in New Brunswick

    2013-07-31T15:50:00Z

    The New Brunswick government in Canada is investing $400,000 in a new programme to accelerate the development of its oyster aquaculture industry.

  • Postponing the use of specially prepared commercial fry feed for six weeks could save money
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    Keeping fish feeding costs down

    2013-07-18T13:35:00Z

    Mississippi State University scientists have found that catfish can thrive for the first six weeks after hatching by feeding on naturally occurring zooplankton – which could save producers money.

  • These large cages were designed and developed in Norway and are being used for rearing cobia/pompano in the sea off central Vietnam. Credit: Jorge Alarcon, Marine Farms Vietnam
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    Offshore cage farming has potential in Asia

    2013-07-10T20:06:00Z

    Cage culture technology developed in Norway is being increasingly used in Asia to farm species such as cobia, tilapia and pompano. It is a far cry from the primitive industry still in use there where small cages made from wood or bamboo with nets hanging from the top are used ...

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    Aquaculture sales in Florida top $69m

    2013-07-10T17:23:00Z

    Aquaculture sales in the Florida last year totalled $69 million, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer services.

  • Kal Knickerbocker
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    Florida names new director of aquaculture

    2013-07-04T11:00:00Z

    Kal Knickerbocker has been appointed the new director of aquaculture at the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

  • Salmon farming does not impact wild stocks. Credit: Marine Harvest
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    Salmon farming does not impact wild stocks

    2013-07-03T13:24:00Z

    A peer-reviewed scientific paper has confirmed the lack of evidence of negative impacts on wild salmon stocks from fish farming.

  • The four Innovation Award finalists have been announced
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    Innovation Award finalists announced

    2013-07-03T11:18:00Z

    The finalists of the Aqua Nor Innovation Award 2013 have been announced – and due to the number of exceptional projects this year, there are four finalists instead of the usual three, selected from 19 applicants.

  • The agreement was signed by Irfan Thassim, Founder and Director of Oceanpick and Lakshman Jayaweera, Chairman of the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka.
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    First marine fish farm for Sri Lanka

    2013-07-02T10:54:00Z

    Oceanpick has signed an agreement with the Board of Investment in Sri Lanka for the country’s first oceanic farm for finfish.

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    Largest Aqua Nor ever

    2013-06-27T16:03:00Z

    The organisers of Aqua Nor 2013 believe that this year’s event will be the largest show ever.