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Pure Salmon has signed a multiyear agreement with Benchmark Genetics for the supply of Atlantic salmon eggs to its land-based aquaculture production worldwide.
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Genome BC is funding a couple of University of British Columbia researchers in a multisector research initiative that aims to boost the population of the threatened Kokanee salmon.
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Join Wendy Sealey, research physiologist with the Bozeman Fish Technology Center at the USDA Agriculture Research Service, as she presents some key trends in early stage feeding as well as best practices for hatchery feeding success, in a webinar hosted by Hatchery International.
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When it comes to transporting fish from the hatchery to a grow-out location, controlling DO levels is critical. A good oxygen monitoring system can control dissolved oxygen as needed and alarm in the event of a failure. Here are three of many reasons you should have a system on your fish transport truck:
- Transport tanks have a lower volume of water, no water exchange, and generally higher fish densities. Changes happen much more rapidly than in culture tanks or raceways. Controlling oxygen automatically can prevent fish loss.
- Stress factors during transport do not always cause immediate losses but may lead to poor survival rates later. Fish stress can be reduced with properly maintained DO levels.
- An oxygen monitoring system prevents technicians from having to climb up on the tank with a handheld meter while stopped on the side of the road. This is often considered to be one of the more dangerous jobs of a hatchery technician.
Find out more about the InWater monitoring system for live fish transport trucks, please visit www.inwatertech.com or send you questions to info@inwatertech.com
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Benchmark Genetics’ series of acquisitions and investments in R&D in recent years have paved the way for the company to play a leading role in development of some of world’s top breeding programs for Atlantic salmon. Here’s a look at the breeding company’s journey.
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The work that public hatcheries do is critically important not just to provide for the angling community but more importantly, to promote the ecological balance and help restore and maintain fish populations in local waters.
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After five years of research and development, GenoMar Genetics presents a new disease resistant Nile tilapia species that promises to increase broodstock survivability.
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Cargill is shaking up its executive team with a series of new appointments.
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Alan Tinch has been appointed as the new technical director at Benchmark Genetics.
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