How the space sector can help shape aquaculture26 Feb 2019The UK’s growing space and satellite sector can play a vital role in improving global aquaculture production.
Ross’s “catastrophic” losses13 Dec 2018Plankton and high sea temperatures combined to wipe out around half of the salmon at two sites run by Wester Ross this summer.
A “radical rethink” for tackling algal blooms5 Nov 2018Hydrogen peroxide could help to save the lives of millions of farmed fish, following a breakthrough discovery about the causes of harmful algal blooms (HABs).
Women in Aquaculture: Dr Anna Kintner10 Jul 2018Dr Anna Kintner, analytical services manager at Europharma UK, believes that the fish farming industry needs to pay more attention to the threat posed by gelatinous zooplankton – a belief given creden…
How a disaster inspired a half billion dollar industry23 Mar 2018An algal bloom that shut down New Zealand’s shellfish-growing sector for three months may have ensured the long term health of the industry.
Feedback sought for water quality project 19 Mar 2018Aquaculture producers and researchers have been asked to provide feedback on a project that aims to improve the sustainability of shell- and finfish aquaculture - as well as fish welfare - by developi…
Satellites to combat impact of algal blooms21 Sep 2017Researchers at SINTEF in Norway have developed a new tool that can provide more effective warnings of the presence of algal blooms.
Mine over matter3 Aug 2017How a mining by-product could revolutionise phosphorous removal from aquaculture systems
A feat of clay 28 Jul 2017The Chilean pharmaceutical laboratory Centrovet is in the process of developing a new clay-based solution to the Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) that are increasingly affecting the aquaculture industry.
Chilean aquaculture industry braced for climate change13 Jun 2017Climate change tops Chilean salmon conference agenda.
