Small-scale RAS is possible but challenging in sub-Sahara Africa: study

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Small-scale RAS is possible but challenging in sub-Sahara Africa: study

Small-scale recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) could be viable in sub-Saharan Africa but its barrier to entry is still steeped with challenges, according to a new study. High investment cost is a great barrier for many urban farmers in the region. » Read more

Korea’s first RAS project to produce olive flounder

BlueGen Korea is building a 1,000-metric-ton RAS facility for olive flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus), also known as Japanese halibut. The project is led by the company’s CEO, Dr. Woo-Jai Lee, who has more than two decades of experiences in genomics and breeding projects in Norway. » Read more

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Building community around RAS with Dianna Fletcher of Kingfish Maine

Last July, Kingfish Maine was forced to go head-to-head against an anti-aquaculture group that wanted to put a stop to all aquaculture development in Jonesport, Maine. Now that the road is clear for the company to begin construction, Dianna Fletcher shares how the company earned its social license through targeted public relations strategies. » Read more

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