Amid government shutdown, attendee numbers are up at Boston aquaculture event

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January 16, 2019

News

Visitor numbers up at Boston aquaculture event despite government shutdown

The biennial Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Exposition (NACE) in Boston, Massachusetts concluded on a high note on Friday with higher attendance numbers than the previous edition despite the partial government shutdown. » Read more

Salmon thriving in new closed containment system: Cermaq

Three months after Atlantic salmon were stocked in a new closed containment system, testing shows that the fish are adapting well, Cermaq reports. » Read more

BioMar designates new top execs in salmon division

BioMar Group has announced a new vice-president of the salmon division as well as a new managing director in Norway. » Read more

Einar Wathne leaves Cargill

Einar Wathne, seafood leader for Cargill Animal Nutrition, will leave Cargill effective Feb. 1, 2019. » Read more

Auburn University scientists gaining insight on how fish navigate Alabama River

For months now, an Auburn University research team has been keeping close tabs on roughly 250 tagged paddlefish and smallmouth buffalo in the Alabama River in an effort to learn more about how lock-and-dam systems on a waterway impact fish movement upstream and down. » 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