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Former INVE employee returns as director for business development and health

Dr. Olivier Decamp has returned to Aquaculture solutions company, INVE Aquaculture as R&D director and business development director for health. » Read More...

Giant stingray found in Cambodia confirmed as world's largest freshwater fish

A giant stingray caught in the Mekong River has been confirmed as the world’s largest freshwater fish in the 2024 Guinness Book of World Records. Fishermen in the Stung Treng region of northern Cambodia caught the female stingray in June 2022. » Read More...

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SNP’s Vs. Microsatellites: Out with the old and in with the nucleotides

Bob Dylan once said, “the times, they are a-changin’”, and this sentiment rings as true today as the day it was written. » Learn more

FREE GUIDE TO TROUT GENETICS FROM XELECT

Welcome to our new series of detailed guides explaining how genetics backed breeding programmes work. Our first guide focuses on trout and explains:

an overview of trout genetics
what kind of gains you can get and what to watch out for
how breeding programmes work in practice
tips on how to get started.

Download your free copy » Learn more

Featured Story

The need for an effective breeding program in Atlantic halibut industry

Atlantic halibut (Hippoglossus hippoglossus) is the largest flatfish of the Pleuronectidae family and is distributed throughout the northern part of the North Atlantic Ocean and in parts of the Arctic Ocean. Atlantic halibut is traditionally a highly valued food » Read More...

Top 10 Under 40

Dane Kieser

“There is nothing I would rather do than farm fish.”

That was what smolt production manager Dane Kieser said about the way he felt working as a farm technician at Molapong Aquaculture in South Africa. » Read more

Hatchery 101

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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Former INVE employee returns as director for business development and health

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