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Editor's Note


In the Hatchery Hack column this week, our columnist Nicole Kirchhoff talks about the ever important topic of workforce development. She shares simple ways employers can ensure they are attracting high-quality workers. - Jean Ko Din, Editor

Philippines continues to develop mackerel tuna broodstock

The Philippines’ bid to create a tuna farming industry is propped up by continually developing a broodstock inventory. The program is spearheaded by the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Aquaculture Department (SEAFDEC/AQD) and funded by the Government of Japan. » Read More...

Bionetix recommends probiotics for cleaner water

Bionetix International, a waste treatment company, suggests the use of probiotics for aquaculture. Probiotics are living organisms that digest waste, clean up water and promote intestinal health. This promotes better water quality and healthier species in fish farms. » Read More...

Trout Logic Guide: Dive into Genetics & Physiology

Troutlodge continues to lead the industry with advances in genetics, feeding and management. We are proud to offer our series of management guides designed to help you succeed. Download our free guide on Trout genetics.
Topics include:

Genetics
Trout Physiology
Seawater Adaptation
Sexual Maturity

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Featured Story

Hatchery Hack: How can we foster the next generation?

Training new employees takes a lot of time, and often money. Therefore, retaining great employees is highly valuable. But how can we as a community help foster the generation of great hatchery staff that will be around for the long haul? » Read More...