"I hear there are AI tools now that can summarize your recordings and write articles for you. AI is game-changing tech for media & for aquaculture, but I think our coverage will always be human first. Below are my summaries for the WAS event in Vegas."
A new video series shares first-hand accounts from U.S. seafood and agriculture leaders on the need for a federal framework to expand open ocean aquaculture.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has published an atlas identifying 77 potential shellfish and seaweed aquaculture sites in the Gulf of Alaska.
Taste of B.C. Aquafarms Inc. founder Steve Atkinson is looking to terminate its commercial lease for the Nanaimo, B.C. facility, following ongoing legal battles with operating partner. On Feb. 23, Atkinson filed an order to...
Diversity is aquaculture's strength, but it can also be weakness if the industry is not proactive. Participants of a recent roundtable at this year's Aquaculture America 2026 conference agreed that the solution for these challenges...
Take opportunities where you can, even if you feel like you are under-qualified. This is the general advice that mentors gave to a room full of young professionals at an Aquaculture America session last week.
Maria Smithson, director of membership and marketing for the National Aquaculture Association in the U.S., shares an update on NAA’s 2025 federal advocacy work.
The updated PT4Sync software adds dynamic oxygen graphs, maintenance and trip logs, and clear setpoint visualization. It supports trucks with up to eight tanks in monitoring-only or automatic oxygen control systems.
