Studies in shrimp: An overview of production research around the world

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News

Egypt, WorldFish sign new 25-year research agreement

The Egyptian government has signed a new 25-year aquaculture research agreement with WorldFish to continue hosting the Abbassa Research and Training Center.

Lesotho’s Sanlei Premium Trout installs humane stunning system

Africa’s largest trout producer is the first African company to install Ace Aquatec’s humane stunning system, setting a new benchmark for fish welfare.

Studies uncover hidden stock structure in blue whiting species

New research from two scientific studies has found that blue whiting fish in the Northeast Atlantic are a metapopulation of resident and migratory groups rather than a uniform stock.

Delta Hydronics introduces low-temp chiller product line

The HydroMarine Chiller LTC features a refrigeration-style condenser that is designed to operate in temperatures from 58 F down to 34 F (14 C down to 1 C) without losing efficiency or increasing amp draw.

Features

Studies in shrimp

Shrimp growers have it going with the high-value crop and ever-increasing demand, but also face challenges of animal welfare, effective diet and propagation. Ruby Gonzalez shares an overview of shrimp production research around the world.

Hatchery Hack: Water under pressure from climate risks

Nicole Kirchhoff writes that, as climate change reshapes water cycles and intensifies environmental stressors, fish and shellfish farmers face mounting risks to the safety and reliability of their source water.

Feed for Thought: Feeding the shrimp crowd

Targeting a happy medium that combines proper management of feed, feeding, system dynamic, and how many animals to stock helps achieve a big crowd of big shrimp and increase economic returns, writes Magida Tabbara.

Ask the Expert: Fish flight plan

The success of Wyoming’s helicopter stocking operations is dependent on months of careful planning and coordination. Greg Lehr with the Wyoming Game & Fish Department explains how they do it.

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