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Orkney facility hatches first batch of European clawed lobsters

Orkney Shellfish Hatchery has successfully hatched its first run of European clawed lobsters for 2021, a progression that has been achieved almost three months earlier than initially expected, the company announced in a press release. » Read more

Cooke plans new hatchery on Canadian East Coast

Cooke Aquaculture is seeking approval from the Nova Scotia government to establish a salmon hatchery on Digby Neck, N.S. over the next five years. » Read more

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Thai researchers’ feeding regime show good results for Nile tilapia

A research team in Thailand says it can decrease the production cost of Nile tilapia while also incresing yield by using an every-other-day feeding regimen. » Read more

Managing water quality in land-based aquaculture

Water is an integral part of any aquaculture production. It’s all about achieving optimal water quality in this webinar, featuring technical experts from Virginia Tech and Oxyguard, discussing the ins and outs of water quality management in both flow-through as well as recirculating aquaculture system. This webinar is now available for viewing. » Read more

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Q&A: Government funding ushers new era for Cold Lake Hatchery

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U.S. farm ramps up Bluefin tuna development

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New genome initiative aims to boost B.C.’s Sockeye salmon populations

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Pandemic-driven angling boost props up hatchery operations

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Events

LAQUA 2020

March 22 - March 25, 2021
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Aquaculture Europe 2020

April 12 - April 15, 2021
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