Genetics Week: Learn about genetics and broodstock management and more

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Kivu Choice Fish Farm breaks ground for factory site

Kivu Choice, a Rwandan fish farm company, has broken ground for the construction of its factory aimed at producing 20,000 tonnes annually as part of its development strategy and expansion to new markets from neighbouring countries. » Read More...

Brood program basics

Brood is an entire field unto itself, complicated and with high stakes. There are many intricacies to a brood program and many worthy books and papers on the subject. » Read More...

Science of breeding

Most salmon farmers have to schedule their production around availability of hatchery-produced ova. The window is quite narrow as broodstock naturally spawn between autumn and winter. Then there are farmers who can start a new cycle of production any time, whole-year round. » Read More...

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Hatchery 101: Genetics & broodstock

Genetics are the building blocks of any hatchery operation. Host Ben Normand brings together a panel of experts to discuss how genetics and broodstock management have evolved based on today’s industry needs. They will talk about the latest research and development, and the importance of a thoughtful program that keeps climate change and sustainability in mind. » Read More...