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University of Waterloo in southern Ontario is opening a new research facility to research aquatic stressors that could impact the future of aquaculture. The new Waterloo Aquatic Threats in Environmental Research (WATER) facility aims to simulate and research threats to prepare the aquaculture industry to prevent current and future problems.
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The technical team at NaturalShrimp Inc., reported that the company’s patented electrocoagulation (EC) water treatment technology is able to reduce nitrites in recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) without the use of biofilters. Such a technology can cut instances of nitrite buildup in biofilters, which can be bad for fish health.
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Benchmark Animal Health and Cermaq Group AS have received NOK 4.2 million (approx. USD $4.8 million) in funding from the Research Council of Norway, to put toward a partnered research project to develop a vaccine against salmon diseases caused by Tenacibaculum bacteria.
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Welcome to our new series of detailed guides explaining how genetics backed breeding programmes work. Our first guide focuses on trout and explains:
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an overview of trout genetics
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what kind of gains you can get and what to watch out for
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how breeding programmes work in practice
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tips on how to get started.
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There is no way an alligator gar could win a beauty contest; but they could earn a gold trophy for survival. Ancestral fossils have been found dating back approximately 215 million years ago. Scientists in Texas are delving into the mysteries surrounding these massive fish and ways to ensure their survival. One question looms large: How did they survive and the dinosaurs didn’t? Daniel Daughtery with Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Heart of the Hills Fisheries Science Center in Mountain Home, might have an answer.
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Molofeed has announced it will invest in a new research and development (R&D) facility located in Natal, Brazil, which is considered the biggest shrimp farming region in the country. Within this new recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) R&D facility, Molofeed looks to develop advanced hatchery nutrition solutions and new hatchery-related technologies for shrimp and finfish.
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Nuclear plants in post-Soviet space keep using fish in cooling ponds, expanding its number and range in order to maintain a sustainable operation. Just recently, the management of the Khmelnytskyi nuclear plant in Ukraine announced plans to release 202,000 units of carp fry in its cooling pond to reduce biological interference in the operation of circulation systems. The fish fights well against algae, phytoplankton, and mollusks, improving the water quality.
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Mar. 30-31, 2022
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA
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