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Scott Foster will be providing Aqualife customer service for the Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia and Iceland.
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BioMar has acquired AQ1 Systems, a leading global producer of acoustic feeding technology for shrimp farming. It is part of the company’s push in the last few years to intensify research into feeding solutions and shrimp performance.
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Dr. Sandra Arcos Peña is the new technical and commercial director for Business Unit Aqua of Vaxxinova Chile. The company’s main focus is in research and development of novel vaccine products for prevention of major disease challenges in the Chilean salmon industry.
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Total gas pressure, TGP, is the sum of the partial pressures of all gases dissolved in water plus the water vapor pressure. When water is supersaturated, it may cause gas bubble disease in fish and other aquatic animals. The reasons why water becomes supersaturated are:
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Heating of water
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Air leaks or air entrainment on the suction side of pumps
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Water brought up from deep wells
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Entrainment of air in water released over dam sluice ways
TGP should be monitored or spot checked with a handheld meter, like InWater Technologies’ new TGP Tracker. For info email
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In general, the Russian invasion of Ukraine promises dark days for the national economy, particularly to all segments dependent on foreign equipment and raw materials. The country faces unprecedented financial, trade, and political isolation, and a massive exodus of Western businesses as more than 300 Western brands publicly pulled out from the Russian market.
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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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It is a strange time to celebrate my first issue as editor of Hatchery International. There is so much about our industry and the state of global affairs that is just filled with crisis and uncertainty.
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Players in the seafood industry, like their counterparts in other sectors, are cutting trading ties with Russia since it initiated conflict with Ukraine in February. Russia is a small player in aquaculture but its role in supplying the world with wild-caught seafood could still impact the industry at large.
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May 9-13, 2022
Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, Denmark
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May 18-19, 2022
Tokyo, Japan and Virtual Event
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