Selective breeding counters threat of POMS

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Selective breeding counters threat of POMS in Australia

Tasmania's hatchery sector finds itself playing a key role in the development of better-performing and disease-resistant genotypes for the Australian Pacific oyster. » Read more

UK project could boost stocks of farmed Scottish salmon

Understanding saprolegnia, a type of water mould that can harm fish eggs and juvenile fish, is the project's focus. » Read more

Cooke: Flaws ‘do not present structural or safety risks’

One million juvenile Atlantic salmon will be transferred from a hatchery to Cook Aquaculture’s Clam Bay farm this fall as state engineers have declared the pens ‘safe and suitable for restocking,’ says company. » Read more

Coho to Go

Canadian company produces all-female coho eggs for shipment worldwide. » Read more

New path forward for marine hatchery in Florida

Company sees potential clients in startups in the Gulf of Mexico who are looking for cobia or pompano fingerlings. » Read more

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Selective breeding counters threat of POMS in Australia

UK project could boost stocks of farmed Scottish salmon

Cooke: Flaws ‘do not present structural or safety risks’

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