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Betty House, veteran science and research coordinator, has been recognized for the 2021 Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Award. House coordinates science, research, and innovation activities for Atlantic Canada’s salmon farming sector through the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association (ACFFA).
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An assortment of project proposals aimed at addressing ongoing and long-term impacts associated with the COVID-19 pandemic on seafood resources shared $2.9 million in funding from NOAA Sea Grant.
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Land-based aquaculture responds beautifully as complement to conventional production methods but producers in this emerging sector should be ready to answer concerns about energy use and fish density, said Viggo Halseth, chief innovation officer of Nutreco.
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InWater’s Oxygen Diffusers are made from high-quality ceramic designed for high efficiency diffusion of oxygen into water. A micro-sized bubble pattern means that bubbles are suspended in the water for longer. The coating is resistant to chipping and peeling and has a proven record of long-term durability. The diffusers are available in aluminum for freshwater applications and plastic for saltwater. Connected to an automated solenoid controlled by InWater’s RIU this is a fantastic way to supplement oxygen or provide an emergency back-up solution in case of power or pump failure. Find out more
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Despite the benefits of aquaculture, anti-farming advocates often single out “cage culture.” The advantages of production in cage systems seem obvious to its supporters; so why is there seemingly endless controversy surrounding the issuance of permits for siting and operating fish farms based on cage systems in open waters?
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Half-full or half empty? It depends on how you look at it, but visitor numbers at this year’s Aquaculture America saw a 52 per cent decline in attendance compared to the previous edition held in February 2020 when COVID-19 was just beginning its assault in North America.
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Called “GCA +20 – The Shanghai Declaration,” the conference highlighted strategies to maximize sustainable aquaculture (through innovation, it was said) and ensuring that the benefits of aquaculture growth is equitable and fairly distributed, reflecting the conference’s special focus on “leaving no one behind.”
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