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GenoMar Genetics Group participated in a newly published study that shows tilapia farmers made significantly additional profits using genetically-selected Streptococcosis resistant fingerlings in farming of Nile Tilapia.
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Methods of culturing copepods got a boost from a study, which looked into hatching rates of eggs produced by aquaculture and stored at low temperatures with various levels of salinity. It was observed that A. sinjiensis eggs hatched under a relatively wide range of salinities and the hatching success rate of the eggs decreased with an increase in the cold storage period.
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Since December 2020, Benchmark Genetics Iceland has provided Landeldi with over two million salmon ova. Recently, the two Icelandic companies signed a three-year extension where Benchmark continues to fulfill Landeldi’s needs for its ongoing expansion.
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Welcome to Xelect's new series of short educational videos: 2 Minute Talks. Genetics is a powerful tool for aquaculture, which is quickly becoming standard practice for major producers. We pride ourselves on combining cutting edge science with clear communication, and part of our mission is to help the wider industry understand the concepts and technology behind genetic programmes. In our first episode we explore what kind of gains you can get from a genetics programme.
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Environmental control in RAS has shown promising results for optimized growth and fish welfare, and continued research into RAS-specific maturation cues will likely facilitate development of standard operating procedures that minimize early maturation.
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In the weeks since Russia launched attacks on Ukraine, the world has experienced political and economic upheaval. Gas prices are soaring, and many businesses have pulled out of Russia or halted operations in protest. It seems no industry is unaffected, even aquaculture, and feed firms are feeling the effects.
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Fish farming in the Karelia Republic is in danger as the available stocks of feed is enough to maintain operation for only two months, said Vladimir Labinov, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries of Karelia.
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Aug. 29-Sept. 1, 2022
San Diego, Calif. USA
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