Feed for Thought: One fish’s waste is a plant’s treasure

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"We're reflecting internally about artificial intelligence. In fish culture, it allows us to collect more data from DO levels to genetic phenotyping to FCR. But in media, its use is a little more grey. This email was written by a human by the way."

Jean Ko Din, Editor

News

Canadian Pacific salmon hatchery to see $49M rebuild

A hatchery that is considered the flagship of Canada’s Pacific salmon enhancement program will begin a CA$49-million (US$35.5-million) rebuild in the coming months.

Kennebec River Biosciences taps USDA's Kathleen Hartman

Maine-based global fish and shellfish health lab Kennebec River Biosciences is welcoming Dr. Kathleen Hartman as its newest staff veterinarian.

FAO publishes guidelines on aquatic species gene banking

Newly published guidelines from the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations offer technical advice for how and when to use gene banking for aquatic species.

Aquaculture tech firm Wittaya Aqua CEO steps down

Wittaya Aqua, an aquaculture feed technology company based in Canada and Singapore, said its co-founder and CEO Evan Hall is stepping down.

Features

Feed for Thought: One fish’s waste is a plant’s treasure

Magida Tabbara rounds up the latest research on aquaponics, a farming system that couples aquaculture with hydroponics, aiming to recycle nutrients among fish and plants.