Cooke secures hatchery permit; Keeping watch on water source

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Cooke secures permit for new salmon hatchery in Nova Scotia

Digby, Nova Scotia-based Kelly Cove Salmon Ltd. has received approval from the Nova Scotia Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture for the development of a new land-based salmon hatchery near Centreville on Digby Neck. » Read more

The green option

Evaluating peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide for reducing opportunistic pathogen-associated mortality in juvenile Atlantic salmon. » Read more

Study finds microalgae, biomass blend beneficial for tilapia

Researchers have found that a microalgal based diet blended with defatted biomass improved fish growth and offered a cost-effective alternative feed for tilapia growers. » Read more

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Keeping watch on the water source

As climate change and general concerns about the environmental impact of mass food production facilities increase, the aquaculture industry is looking inward and to scientific advances to improve operations, fish health and guarantee future growth. » Read more

Keys to daily water quality testing, management

Monitoring and managing water quality daily is a key process to running any aquaculture facility, especially with recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS). The importance of excellent water quality cannot be overstated, but the gap between knowing its importance and setting up a proper water quality monitoring program is immense. » Read more