One of the greatest barriers to aquaculture’s expansion is the threat of disease and pests, which can quickly spread amid any group of living creatures, particularly in aquatic environments. … More Trout & Salmon Farmers Unite To Test New Sea Lice Treatment
A new study published in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution suggests nearly every coastal nation in the world has the potential to meet its domestic seafood needs through sustainable aquaculture. … More Majority of Coastal Countries Could Meet Seafood Needs Through Aquaculture
Knowing where your food comes from used to be a given as you were likely the one growing and raising it. Fast-forward about a hundred years and it could be from a rusty processing plant halfway across the world. … More Americans Willing to Pay For Sustainable Seafood According to Study
We’re good people, but we’re capable of fatal mischief. We’re plundering, pillaging, and poisoning this magical planet as if hastening the next extinction event, and the time to stop and begin working together is upon us. … More Let’s Not Lose The Big Picture
Collaboration between nine institutes in Portugal and Spain has launched a project to develop microalgae biotechnology to its fullest potential. … More Microalgae Study May Yield Aquaculture Feed Potential
A new report suggests there is room to grow in Ireland’s aquaculture industry, thereby bolstering global seafood supply as well as the Irish economy. … More Report Finds Opportunity For Growth in Ireland Aquaculture Industry
The Food and Agriculture Organization’s Food Outlook, a biannual report on global food markets released this month, expects to see an increase in fisheries production driven by aquaculture in 2017. … More Aquaculture Continues to Grow, Gaining On Capture Fisheries
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