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February 13, 2019 |
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The big story in catfish aquaculture two years ago was that US farm-raised catfish production was able to meet demand for the first time since 2013. How times have changed. US farmers are now faced with oversupply, falling prices and an uncertain 2019.
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According to a peer review conducted by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, farmed salmon that carry and transfer the deadly Piscine Orthoreovirus (PRV) pose a low risk to wild Fraser River sockeye salmon in British Columbia.
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Atlantic Sapphire moved the first two commercial batches of salmon fingerlings from its hatchery to the feeding unit at its new Miami, Fla., facility last week.
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Nordic Aquafarms has announced plans to build a land-based Atlantic salmon farm in California to be close to the regional markets it plans to serve.
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Eating seafood instead of popping Omega-3 supplements is a no-brainer because seafood – whether fish or farmed – is the greener choice, says Paul Greenberg, the New York Times bestselling author of Four Fish, American Catch, and The Omega Principle.
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Peter Fritsch, president of Rushing Waters Fisheries, has been seeing phosphorus discharge numbers go down and production numbers go up.
In over two years, and increasing inclusion levels of plant-based protein ingredient ME-PRO, Rushing Waters Fisheries lowered its phosphorus discharge 69 percent with indicators that the phosphorus levels will decline further.
“Without ME-PRO there is no way we could have gotten to this level just on feed.”
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Thursday 14 February 2019 - Friday 15 February 2019
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