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Editor's Note 
 
Next week is our first Shrimp Week. Similar to our Genetics Week in April, this theme week will spotlight some of our best stories about shrimp culture and shrimp farming.
- Jean Ko Din, Editor
 
THIS WEEK 
 

Pilot project sees carbon emissions drop 15-35% in Ecuador shrimp farms

In a pilot project with The Nature Conservancy, Ecuador’s shrimp farms saw carbon emission reductions of 15 to 35 percent. The project helped Ecuador introduce science-based best practices aimed at reducing emissions across the supply chain.


BioMar doubles Vitamin D levels in salmon diets

BioMar has increased the Vitamin D3 levels for all their salmon diets by more than double. Research by BioMar found that increasing vitamin D3 levels in the diet led to a proportional increase in fillet D3 content. There were no negative effects on fish performance, feed intake, or feed conversion.


Plans for Mexico's first aquaculture centre announced at 2025 UN Ocean Conference

Innovaciones Alumbra is launching Mexico's first global aquaculture centre focused on warmwater, generative, and regenerative systems. The new center is backed by Innovasea, Santomar, Sol Azul, and others who are committed to restoring oceans and building resilient coastal economies.


 
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50 years of Kentucky trout

For 50 years, the Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery (NFH) has raised and stocked millions of fish for local ecosystems to thrive. » Read More...
 
 
Vaccinations 
 

Feed for Thought: Effective and protective oral vaccinations for aquaculture

Oral vaccination can be administered to all fish of all sizes, without worrying about stressing the animals or requiring a lot of labor. However, the method still needs some optimization, as research suggests that microbial antigens in the vaccine tend to degrade as they pass in the digestive tract. » Read More...

Quality over quantity in vaccinations

A newer farmer may not understand how to administer a vaccine or its associated costs. Hence, the need for best practices in fish vaccination regarding vet oversight, adequate anesthesia, ensuring the proper site, quality control, and other considerations. » Read More

 
MORE HEADLINES 
 

Africa's push for aquaculture development gains momentum at WAS Safari 2025 meeting

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Chinook juvenile mortalities in West Coast due to eating anchovies, NOAA says

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Ask the Expert: Fish flight plan

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Washington DFW lays off 29 staffers, shuts down hatchery and closes fishery

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Events 
 

Aqua Nor    

Aug. 19-21, 2025
Trondheim, Norway
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Global Shrimp Forum 2025

Sept. 2-4, 2025
Utrecht, the Netherlands
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U.S. Trout Farmers Fall Meeting

Sept. 16-18, 2025
New York, U.S.A.
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