A new agreement with ACI Agribusiness, a leading aggregator of Agri inputs in Bangladesh, will provide timely and affordable access to digital advisory services to small-scale fish farmers and their local service providers. By Cecily Layzell / World Fish Center ACI Agribusiness and WorldFish, as part of the CGIAR Research Program on […]
Daily Archives: 12/19/2018
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Canadian Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has announced a new suite of initiatives aimed at bolstering the success and environmental sustainability of the aquaculture sector. By Allan Lynch / Seafood Source Photo courtesy of DFO The goal is to establish “a more holistic approach” to aquaculture management, according to Wilkinson. He said […]
Victoria Alday-Sanz, director of biosecurity and breeding programmes at Saudi Arabia’s National Aqua Group (NAQUA), talks about the challenges of looking after 80,000 tonnes of fish and shrimp each year. By Bonnie Waycott / The fish site Briefly describe your aquaculture career I first completed a veterinary degree and specialised in horse […]
The Executive Director of the province’s Aquaculture Industry Association says he’s very pleased with a new federal blueprint for the aquaculture industry. By Editorial VOCM News Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has announced a single, comprehensive set of regulations to offer clarity on how the industry is run. A study has […]
The Canadian Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers (CCFAM) has decided to advance the legislative development process for an Aquaculture Act in Canada. By Editorial / the Western Star The province’s aquaculture industry association is lauding the decision of the Canadian Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers to make the […]
China is seeking to be a leader of the technology development consortium and equipment supply center of the world’s emerging offshore aquaculture industry. By: Rob Fletcher / The fish site This ambition was one of the key elements to emerge from the second International Symposium on Offshore Aquaculture, which took place in […]
Maine needs to replace the jobs that it lost with the decline of traditional uses. By The editorial board / Press Herald Forty years ago, Belfast was probably best known for poultry processing. Rendered chicken fat slicked the water in the harbor, and feathers flying in the wind were jokingly called […]