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Stanley Wharf being considered as potential base for fish farming in north-west Tasmania
The Port of Stanley is being considered as a potential land base for fish farm expansion in north-west Tasmania, with Petuna Aquaculture and TasPorts announcing a joint assessment of the site. By Leon Compton The 12-month agreement will allow time to look at "development and investment" opportunities at the site. The Port of Stanley is run-down in parts, with some...
Petuna and TasPorts size up Stanley as base for salmon farming
TasPorts and Petuna will assess the potential for the Port of Stanley as a land base to support salmon farming over the next 12 months. By Sarah Lansdown TasPorts chief operating officer Anthony Donald said the Port of Stanley was an ideal location for future aquaculture operations. “TasPorts is always open to new ideas and business opportunities that provide benefits...
Eden students explore secret life of oysters in aquaculture initiative
Students from both Eden Marine High School and Eden Public have enjoyed recent excursions swapping the classroom for a river cruise – complete with oyster tasting. By Edenmagnet The tours were facilitated by the Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre and funded by the Foundation For Rural and Regional Renewal. While Eden Public School pupils explored the “Secret Life of Oysters”, their...
Hatchery starts supplying spat to wa aquaculture industry
Crack open the oysters and mussels! WA is poised to become a leading producer of shellfish, promising plenty of jobs along the way. By Particle.scitech A newly opened hatchery in Albany has started producing huge numbers of shellfish spat or larvae. Traditionally, it’s been very difficult to get significant and reliable supplies of spat from the wild, so the hatchery...
Center for Aquaculture Technologies applies for fish sterility patent, seeks capital
On July 19, 2018, the Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT), a leading aquaculture R&D company focused on improving productivity, efficiency and sustainability in the aquaculture industry, filed a patent application regarding a method of generating sterile fish, shrimp, or mollusks. By Aquatechcenter This application is the first in a planned family of patents covering tools and methods for making aquatic...
Argentina and Spain sign fisheries MoU to promote conservation and management of straddling species
The MoU was stamped in Buenos Aires at the recent G20 Agriculture ministerial meeting by Argentina's Luis Miguel Etchevehere and Spain's Luis Planas. By Mercopress Argentina and Spain have signed a fisheries and aquaculture bilateral cooperation Memorandum of Understanding. The MoU was stamped in Buenos Aires during the recent G20 Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries ministerial meeting by Argentina's Luis Miguel...
China Takes Interest in Morocco’s Fisheries and Aquaculture Assets
After successful cooperation on tourism, China and Morocco are studying ways to reinforce cooperation on fisheries and aquaculture sectors. By Safaa Kasraoui Secretary of State for Sea Fisheries Mbarka Bouaida and Deputy Mayor Wang Luming, of Qingdao in Shandong province, eastern China, held talks in Rabat on Thursday, July 26, about fisheries and aquaculture sectors. Wang led a large delegation...
City, County officials examining aquaculture opportunities
Still energized by what they learned on a recent trip to abalone farms and oyster fisheries in Rikuzentakata, Iwate, Japan, three local officials are looking into the possibility of bringing similar industries and a possible joint economic development project to the Del Norte Coast. By Tony Reed/ Triplicate Del Norte County Supervisor Chris Howard, Crescent City Mayor Blake Inscore and Harbormaster...
New Aquaculture range from Aquaread-Asia
Aquaread Asia will be releasing a new series of Aquaprobes for the Aquaculture industry. By Envirotech-online The Aquaulture- multi kit provides measurements for pH, ORP, Dissolved Oxygen, Conductivity (Salinity), Temperature and allows further expansion for measurement sensors like depth, chlorophyll, blue-green algae, Turbidity and etc. The multiparameter probes are designed to be flexible, they can easily be attached to our...
Scientists Are Taming Endangered Atlantic Bluefin Tuna for Our Sushi
Scientists at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography have spent 15 years trying to domesticate Atlantic bluefin tuna, one of the ocean’s greatest apex predators. The atmosphere in the new tuna-rearing facility in the small coastal town of Mazzaron, in southeastern Spain, is dead calm. It has to be. About 100 young Atlantic bluefin tuna, each about the size of a...
BFAR holds aquaculture production training in Tarlac City
Some 56 fishpond owners and operators in Tarlac City have participated in a training on aquaculture production, the city government said. The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) Regional Office III, in coordination with the Tarlac City Agriculture Office, conducted the training, specifically on tilapia, held recently at the Bulwagan of the Tarlac City Hall. BFAR Region III’s Senior...
Seafood exports likely to fall short of 10-billion USD target
Vietnamese seafood companies need to work harder to realise the export target of 10 billion USD set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) when oversea shipments in during January-July were estimated at only 4.66 billion USD. The yearly growth rate of seafood export in the period this year, at 6.4 percent, was much lower than the same...