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Women, youth dominate Tanzanian aquaculture scene

The aquaculture sector in the United Republic of Tanzania has a “vast an untapped potential” according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. When it comes to getting a lock on the action, women and young people dominate the field. » Read more

$5-million grant powers aquaculture genetics research in Australia

A $4.9 million grant from the Australian Research Council has been earmarked for genetics research which to find solutions to diseases that target some of the country’s most popular aquaculture species. » Read more

AquaBounty picks small Ohio town for GE salmon farm site

AquaBounty Technologies has chosen a small village in Northwestern Ohio as the site for its latest land-based aquaculture facility for raising the company’s genetically engineered (GE) salmon. » Read more

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Feed system maintenance

Having selected and set up the optimal automated feeding system, facilities must keep up on the day-to-day maintenance required to keep these systems working their best. Feeders do an excellent job of decreasing labour and increasing feeding efficiency, but they must be observed and maintained. » Read more

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The Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative receives second batch of year-class eggs

Through the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, the Oden State Fish Hatchery, located in Emmet County, Michigan, received its second batch of year-class Arctic grayling eggs from Alaska in spring 2021, as part of the Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative. » Learn more

Canada offers funding for aquaculture clean tech projects

The government of Canada is investing a total $30 million to fund clean technology for the aquaculture and fisheries industries to boost sustainable economic growth while fighting climate change. » Learn more

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