The unintended cost of water disinfection in RAS

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Minnesota university’s yellow perch RAS project aims to help local fish farmers

For several years now, Minnesota fish farmers have been in search of a fish species that was a higher market value than tilapia. An ongoing recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) project at the University of Minnesota might soon have the answer for them. » Read more

EU-funded project incorporates RAS in circular food production initiative

Ntegrated and Circular Technologies for Sustainable city region FOOD systems in Africa (INCiTiS-FOOD) kicked-off this week with the goal to co-create circular agri-food technologies, practices, and business models centering on RAS, soilless crop farming, and insect farming in the continent. » Read more

Australian researchers tackle RAS and social acceptability

With the rapid development and global adoption of technologies associated with land-based aquaculture, researchers based in Australia are recommending that more study be done into the issues around social acceptability of recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) technologies. » Read more

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Ask the Expert: The unintended cost of water disinfection in RAS

There is an inherent balance between removing pathogens and preserving beneficial microbes that are required to support fish and shrimp during growout. To determine ozone’s effect on water and to optimize the use of ozone, we looked at how the microbiome fares after a 12-hour ozone treatment. » Read more

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Minnesota university’s yellow perch RAS project aims to help local fish farmers

EU-funded project incorporates RAS in circular food production initiative

Australian researchers tackle RAS and social acceptability

Ask the Expert: The unintended cost of water disinfection in RAS

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