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Hafró í sýnatökum vegna mögulegrar erfðablöndunar
Verið er að skoða hlutfall mögulega arfblendinga á milli villts og eldis lax í kjölfar stroksins í Kvígindisdal í Patreksfirði 2023.
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Lítill kraftur á Íslandssíldinni í augnablikinu
Atli Eysteinsson, stýrmaður á Berki NK, segir rólegt yfir síldveiðunum fyrir vestan land núna en að Íslansdssíldin sé ágæt og vertíðin gangi eðlilega fyrir sig.
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Vilja kanna jarðlög milli lands og Heimaeyjar
Félagið Eyjagöng ehf. stofnað með það að markmiði að framkvæma rannsóknir af þessu tagi
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Hefja rannsókn vegna gata á sjókví Kaldvíkur
Þrjú göt komu á sjókví Kaldvíkur í Reyðarfirði sem geymdi nærri 200 þúsund rúmlega 200 gramma laxa. Fyrirtækið taldi ekki líkur á að lax hefði sloppið en Matvælastofnun segir ekki hægt að útiloka það.
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