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Farmed Production of some Fish—and Seaweed—Is Soaring

Farmed Production of some Fish—and Seaweed—Is Soaring

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The amount of farmed seafood we consume—as opposed to that taken wild from our waters—is soaring every year, making aquaculture an ever-more important source for many diets, and a response to overfishing.See the Story

Scientists Aim to Refine Light Regimes for Salmon Welfare and Growth

Research · Norway

Scientists Aim to Refine Light Regimes for Salmon Welfare and Growth

Nofima-led research project aims to improve light management in salmon farming. Nofima has launched a multi-year research project to investigate how farmed salmon and rainbow trout perceive light, with the goal of refining lighting strategies used across the aquaculture industry. The initiative is intended to improve fish welfare and production outcomes by aligning industry practices [...]See the Story

New Findings Show Salmon Must React Within 48 Hours to Repel Sea Lice

Norway · Norway

New Findings Show Salmon Must React Within 48 Hours to Repel Sea Lice

Nofima study finds salmon must respond within 48 hours to repel sea lice. New findings from Nofima indicate that salmon must mount an immune response within 48 hours of sea lice attachment in order to effectively resist infestation — a discovery that may inform future breeding and treatment strategies in aquaculture. The research, led by [...]See the Story

Sylvia Earle and Benedict Cumberbatch Lead Call to Stop Krill Fishing in Antarctica

An international coalition of scientists, activists and world leaders, are calling to close the Southern Ocean to all fishing, starting with krill, in a bid to exacerbate ecological collapse caused by the global climate crisis.Benedict Cumberbatch See the Story

Swen Capital raises €160 million to back ocean biodiversity startups

Swen Capital Partners has announced the €160 million first close of its Blue Ocean 2 fund, which it claims makes it "the world’s largest impact venture fund dedicated to regenerating ocean biodiversity".Read Article

Scientists call for urgent global action to protect wild seaweed species

A research programme led by the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) has investigating the threat to wild seaweed stocks caused by climate change and issued a called on the international community to better protect threatened species.Climate Change · Scotland Read Article

Raw talent: how the advent of salmon sushi in Japan created a global megatrend

The introduction of Norwegian salmon sushi to Japan, which took place 40 years ago, paved the way for a global craze, according to the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC).Japan · Japan Read Article

Mowi reports world-wide record FCR at Scottish salmon site

Mowi Scotland has reported a feed conversion ratio (FCR) of 1.002 – which they think is “likely the most efficient ever recorded at Mowi for full production fish, anywhere in the world” – at Gorsten site, in Scotland.Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

FAO launches aquaculture finance scheme in Nigeria via FISH4ACP

FISH4ACP, a global aquatic value chain development programme implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), has launched an input finance initiative to scale fish farming in Nigeria. This marks a major milestone in improving …Nigeria · Nigeria Read Article

AGRIMINGOLD S.A. Becomes First Shrimp Farm in Ecuador to Join the Improver Programme by Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC)

Shrimp farm AGRIMINGOLD S.A. becomes the first farm in Ecuador to participate in an Aquaculture Improvement Project (AIP) under the Improver Programme by Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC). The AIP covers 135 hectares of Litopenaeus vannamei (Pacific white shrimp) farm in El Oro Province, Ecuador. AGRIMINGOLD S.A. produces 753.15 tonnes of shrimp annually.The Improver Programme by ASC supports farms which are not ready or eligible for ASC ce…Ecuador · Ecuador See the Story

Canada launches $7.2 million novel aquafeed project

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster has announced the launch of the $7.2 million Microbial Protein for Sustainable Aquaculture Project, led by DeNova.Canada · Canada See the Story

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