Environmental changes damaging Maine aquaculture industry

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January 9, 2019

News

Something’s stirring in Maine

Aquaculture comes to the rescue as the economic engine that has provided coastal communities with livelihoods for generations faces setbacks. » Read more

Funding helps BC aquaculture ops go greener

Three aquaculture operations in British Columbia, Canada expect to enhance their environmental sustainability with the funds they received in December from the federal government. » Read more

New company to offer alternative fishmeal

A new company offering “next generation high-protein feed ingredients” has been formed via a joint venture between ethanol producer Green Plains of Nebraska and feed manufacturer Optimal Fish Food of South Dakota. » Read more

Funds to support RAS research

Wisconsin Sea Grant received funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Sea Grant College Program to examine and overcome three critical barriers to the growth of land-based Atlantic salmon production in the Great Lakes region. » Read more

Washington Fish Growers Association executive director Dan Swecker retires

The Washington Fish Growers Association (WFGA) has announced that longtime executive director Dan Swecker has retired from his position, effective Dec. 31, 2018. » Read more

Events

2019 Seafarmers Conference and Trade Show

January 24-25 2019
Halifax, Nova Scotia » Read more

2019 Ohio Aquaculture Association Conference

January 25-26, 2019
Columbus, Ohio » Read more