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Rwanda certifying new tilapia hatcheries is a step toward strengthening the country's aquaculture industry. There's more in this newsletter.
- Seyitan Moritiwon, Associate editor
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The Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB) has certified six tilapia hatcheries that have met the stringent Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for hatchery biosecurity.
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Researchers are proposing a large-scale monitoring, modelling network and inclusive collaborations to facilitate policy to improve resiliency to climate change in California.
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InWater Technologies’ new LC15 controller provides water quality monitoring with simplified facility control, eliminating the need for expensive SCADA customization. To keep improving, we are asking for your feedback to understand what additional features you would like to see.
Visit our website to learn more or email us at info@inwatertech.com to schedule a call with Kurt and Steph, and we’ll send you a hat!
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In tilapia farming, disease outbreaks can cause severe economic losses. Tilapia are susceptible to a lot of microbial diseases, but the main ones encountered on farms are streptococcosis and motile aeromonad septicemia, also known as MAS.
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Next year, the most anticipated industry event in recirculating aquaculture is coming to San Diego, Calif. to once again gather the movers and shakers of the international RAS space. Whether it’s raising juveniles, growing larger smolt of producing harvest-size fish, RAS technology continues to lead the way in the expansion of aquaculture around the world.
» Register your interest
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Big Sandy crayfish reared at White Sulphur Springs National Fish Hatchery in West Virginia have been released in the McClure River, a step towards recovery for the threatened species.
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The Australian river blackfish (Gadopsis marmoratus) has long been the subject of debate amongst the scientific community. There is even conjecture that it may not belong in the family Gadopsidae and should be listed as a member of the temperate water perch family, Percichthyidae.
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