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Misconduct complaints and industry influence: damning findings in APVMA review

A recent review of the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) found the nation's chemical regulator had incomplete reviews dating back decades and widespread misconduct complaints, and that the agency had been captured by industry interests. » Read More...

Local Indigenous tribe rebuilds old fish hatchery in Washington State

The Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe (PGST) in Washington State completed its new fish hatchery and multi-purpose shelter this September. » Read More...

3 reasons to automatically control DO levels while transporting fish

Transport is stressful for fish. Ideal oxygen levels will help mitigate this stress.
Poor or quickly changing water quality can causes stress in fish which may lead to poor survival rates.
Climbing on the truck to take measurements with a handheld meter can be hazardous for the technician.

Controlling oxygen automatically can prevent fish loss, as well as reduce the stress on the fish. Find out more about the InWater monitoring system for live fish transport trucks, please visit www.inwatertech.com » Learn more

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German aquaculture continues despite energy crisis

Germany has taken a more proactive stance on its local aquaculture development as Europe’s energy crisis continues. The energy crisis, triggered by Russia’s war in Ukraine, has exacerbated many challenges for the country’s aquaculture sector. The country’s high level of bureaucratization has put additional pressure on the industry and has led to bankruptcies for many local producers. » Read More...

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Hatchery 101: Water conservation

Water is the most important resource in a fish hatchery. Thoughtful and efficient use of this natural resource not only ensures production for many more years to come, but it safeguards the health and welfare of the fish stock. » Read More...

Hatchery 101: Energy efficiency

Optimizing your hatchery’s energy consumption can be as simple as turning off unessential electronics or as comprehensive as installing solar panels for an off-grid generator system. To figure out what the right steps for your operations would be, a panel of experts share best practices for energy-efficient operations. » Read More...

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Misconduct complaints and industry influence: damning findings in APVMA review

Local Indigenous tribe rebuilds old fish hatchery in Washington State

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German aquaculture continues despite energy crisis

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