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Aquaculture talent hunt can fire imaginations, says minister

Aquaculture talent hunt can fire imaginations, says minister

A new campaign aimed at making young people aware of the varied and rewarding career choices in aquaculture can “light a fire” in their imaginations, Scotland’s rural economy secretary Fergus Ewing believes.

Trees might help reduce harmful algal blooms

Trees might help reduce harmful algal blooms

A new study from Australia indicates that trees might help prevent or reduce harmful algae blooms (HABs).

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Up to 3,000 expected at Newfoundland conference

Up to 3,000 expected at Newfoundland conference

Aquaculture Canada and the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) North America 2020 conference and tradeshow will be kicking off in St John’s, Newfoundland on August 30.

Trout find omega-3-rich feed tastier, study shows

Trout find omega-3-rich feed tastier, study shows

Rainbow trout prefer feeds containing higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids and can discriminate between diets containing different levels of the acids, research in France has shown.

Chile’s high-energy site cages ready for first fish

Chile’s high-energy site cages ready for first fish

Two extra-large salmon cages designed for use in a high-energy environment have been transferred from a Chilean shipyard to a test site and will be stocked with fish at the end of the month.

Video campaign launched to net aquaculture recruits

Video campaign launched to net aquaculture recruits

A video-led campaign is being launched today to encourage young people in Scotland to take up careers in aquaculture.

Turkey’s aquaculture exports top $1 billion

Turkey’s aquaculture exports top $1 billion

Revenue from farmed fish exported from Turkey to 80 foreign markets exceeded US $1 billion last year, it has been reported.

73,600 fish escape from Mowi site after storm damages cage

73,600 fish escape from Mowi site after storm damages cage

Mowi Scotland has reported the escape of 73,600 salmon with an average weight of 1.9 kilograms following damage to a pen at the company’s Colonsay farm during storm Brendan last week.

BC net-pens won’t be gone by 2025 says minister

BC net-pens won’t be gone by 2025 says minister

Salmon farmers in British Columbia may feel some legislative weight has been lifted from their shoulders after Canadian fisheries minister Bernadette Jordan denied she had been tasked with transitioning the industry away from open net-pen farming within five years.

Nesvik out of office but perhaps not aquaculture

Nesvik out of office but perhaps not aquaculture

Norway’s salmon farmers will soon be dealing with a new fisheries and seafood minister following the decision of the Progress Party (FrP) to leave the country’s coalition government.

Chile: Electric delouser shows positive results in tests

Chile: Electric delouser shows positive results in tests

A system that uses a low-power electric current to remove lice from salmon was more than 65% effective in field tests, without causing damage to the fish or descaling.

Pure Salmon picks France for site of European RAS

Pure Salmon picks France for site of European RAS

On-land fish farmer Pure Salmon has chosen Boulogne-Sur-Mer in France as the site of a 10,000-tonne-per-annum salmon production and processing facility.

AKVA warns of loss for fourth quarter of 2019

AKVA warns of loss for fourth quarter of 2019

Aquaculture supplier AKVA expects to report a loss for the last quarter of 2019, it said in a market update today after making a preliminary assessment of results.

Aquafeed producer partners with cell-based fish start-up

Aquafeed producer partners with cell-based fish start-up

Aquafeed producer Nutreco has announced a strategic partnership with San Diego-based cell-based seafood start-up BlueNalu.

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