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The Washington State Department of Ecology has officially granted five-year permits for the Cooke Aquaculture to start raising sterile, all-female steelhead at four of its former salmon net-pen sites.
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Researchers have officially confirmed the presence of a shell-boring oyster parasite Polydora websteri, also known as mud worm, on the shells of Pacific oysters in Washington State. And while the industry says it is not on a level that causes concern, it is keeping a watchful eye.
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Take control of your fish farm with a Deep Trekker remotely operated vehicle (ROV). Portable and battery-operated, an ROV gets eyes underwater in minutes.
Efficiently perform regular net inspections to safely monitor for the wear and tear that can cause fish escapes. Ensure mooring lines and anchor points are secured to guarantee structural integrity. Stay on top of potential issues by observing feeding practices and monitoring stock health.
Add on options allow for advanced water sampling, convenient mort retrieval and precise maneuvering with grabber arms and cutter tools. Save time and money with Deep Trekker’s underwater vehicles.
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In 2018, Dalhousie University computer science grads Mathew Zimola and Hossein Salimian founded ReelData AI with the goal of using artificial-intelligence-driven technology to help land-based farmers boost efficiency, profitability and environmental sustainability. The adoption of AI solutions is one of the major trends ReelData AI is seeing. Here are the big shifts they’re tracking that offer powerful signals of where the industry is and where it’s heading.
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In aquaculture facilities, centralized water quality monitoring systems have many benefits. However, there are also drawbacks to having everything controlled at one location; namely, it is a major vulnerability if the system fails. Long-time field service engineer, Kurt Lang, has seen a range of these types of system failures and they often lead to catastrophic losses. This is the primary reason InWater Technologies has adopted the Point4 Remote Interface Unit (RIU) which stores the critical set-points locally so that in the event of a system failure, the water quality in each tank continues to be maintained. Multiple RIUs can also be easily incorporated into a larger InWater monitoring system or the facility’s SCADA system.
Find out more at www.inwatertech.com or send you questions to info@inwatertech.com.
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The Northwest Aquaculture Alliance has appointed an executive at one of the largest seafood companies in North America to its board of directors.
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A nanobubble tech provider has teamed up with an IoT technology specialist so it can equip its tools with the capability to monitor water quality and equipment remotely and in real time.
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With total annual aquaculture production rapidly approaching 50% of the world’s seafood production, the importance of aquaculture on the global food market cannot be overstated. As with any food resource, sustainability and animal welfare ought to be top priorities. Keeping infrastructure and equipment in proper operating condition and ensuring compliance with health and welfare standards are of paramount importance to Deep Trekker.
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