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A packed room during each session on recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) at Aquaculture Canada in Quebec City last week validates the technology’s emergence as a potential solution to some of the industry’s woes.
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The World Aquaculture Society (WAS), Aquaculture Association of Canada (AAC) and Newfoundland & Labrador Aquaculture Industry Association (NAIA) have signed an historic deal to co-host WAS North America in 2020.
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Both produce similar levels of off-flavor in catfish, study shows.
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More than just a venue to grow vegetables and fish, an aquaponics lab inspires some students to pursue careers in aquaculture.
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Recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) promote stable, year-round fish production by offering constant conditions for fish quality and growth, while minimizing the risk of fish escapees. A key aspect for successful RAS operation lies within the nutrition of the cultured species. If the diets are not optimized for the life stage and species in the tanks, excretion of wastes will increase and these will accumulate in the circulating water and so the fish, feed and system must then work together as a whole. A holistic approach can promote optimal fish growth through good nutrition, system performance and fish health.
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IMV Technologies egg sorters are providing hatcheries with accuracy, professional image processing technology, and speed. The ProSorter removes glass eggs, pin-eyed eggs, unfertilized eggs, and undersized and oversized eggs. Sorting 135,000 eggs per hour, the ProSorter takes sorting to the next level by taking pictures of each egg and uploading data to a software program.
If looking for high speed, the QuickSorter is the fastest sorting machine on the market, sorting one million eggs per hour. This is a reliable and accurate machine with no post-sorting mortality. For more information about the ProSorter and QuickSorter call IMV Technologies or our US distributor, Syndel USA, today.
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Citing 'maintenance break,' Kuterra LP, the land-based Atlantic salmon farm on northern Vancouver Island in BC, says market supply of its fish will stop from June.
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The greatest accumulations of plastics and plastic particles tend to be found in coastal waters, which is also where most shellfish farms are operating.
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Opportunities for telling the aquaculture story often start when someone asks a question that skews toward less-than-favorable terms, says columnist.
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