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February 27, 2019 |
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Blue Ocean Mariculture, a fully-integrated facility in Kona, Hawaii sets itself apart in the aquaculture industry for two reasons: the company is the only offshore open ocean farm in the United States and was a first-mover in farming Almaco jack.
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Tying salmon farming to the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDG) and selecting the right technology could neutralize biases against farmed salmon, suggests an industry executive.
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A planned aquaculture project in a coastal community in Newfoundland, Canada may require immigration from outside the province to fill job vacancies, but contrary to media reports, that will be a last resort, a partner in the project told Aquaculture North America (ANA).
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Offshore is the most promising option for expanded sustainable seafood production in the United States but ‘smart policy’ is needed to advance it, according to a new study.
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New markets, climate change, and growing pains marked the past year and will shape 2019.
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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 07 March 2019 - Monday 11 March 2019 08:00am - 05:00pm
New Orleans, Louisiana
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Thursday 28 March 2019 - Saturday 30 March 2019 08:00am - 05:00pm
New Bern Convention Center, New Bern, NC
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Tuesday 09 April 2019 - Thursday 11 April 2019
Auburn University's Aquaculture and Fisheries Business Institute, Auburn, Alabama
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