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$5-million grant powers aquaculture genetics research in Australia

A $4.9 million grant from the Australian Research Council has been earmarked for genetics research which to find solutions to diseases that target some of the country’s most popular aquaculture species. » Read more

UAE engineering firm, RAS supplier partner in aquaculture push

United Arab Emirates-based ALEC Engineering and Contracting LLC and Norwegian recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) supplier MAT Filtration Technologies and MAT-KULING are joining forces to grab a piece of the actions in UAE and Saudi Arabia's growing land-based aquaculture sector. » Read more

AquaBounty picks small Ohio town for GE salmon farm site

AquaBounty Technologies has chosen a small village in Northwestern Ohio as the site for its latest land-based aquaculture facility for raising the company’s genetically engineered (GE) salmon. » Read more

FEATURED STORY

RAS Investors’ Forum recap

Answering the important questions on investing in RAS » Read more

INDUSTRY UPDATE

RAS Talk: What’s the deal with shrimp RAS?

With much talk, research and new projects circulating the land-based shrimp production sector, RAS Talk was curious to gain perspective from a shrimp recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) professional. » Read more

Women, youth dominate Tanzanian aquaculture scene

The aquaculture sector in the United Republic of Tanzania has a “vast an untapped potential” according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. When it comes to getting a lock on the action, women and young people dominate the field. » Read more

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