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Welcome, dear readers, to the first of The Fish Site’s new generation of newsletters. Whether or not you agree that it’s slicker than an eel-skin raincoat, we hope you appreciate the new format – one that’s more visually engaging and brings the best of our recent content to the fore.
This week we’ve highlighted a hat-trick of compelling articles, including a breeding programme that’s significantly improving shrimp survival in the face of WSSV exposure; a tilapia farmer who’s come up with an affordable and failsafe way to improve both farm management and fish sales; and a new platform that’s helping Ecuador’s shrimp farmers emerge from the country’s Covid-19-induced cashflow crisis. We hope you enjoy the new layout and that this finds you all with some grounds for optimism as we approach the tail end of a tumultuous year.
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Rob Fletcher
Senior editor
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A desire to improve fish farming efficiency, strengthen employment opportunities in rural Kenya and reduce HIV infection levels around Lake Victoria all inspired Dave Okech to come up with a novel, ye… |
Reading time: 7 minutes |
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How genomic selection can rapidly increase the resistance of whiteleg shrimp to white spot syndrome virus (WSSV) – one of the most costly diseases in the global shrimp farming sector. |
Reading time: 5 minutes |
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A new system that connects shrimp farmers directly to buyers - to ensure fast, efficient and secure transactions - is proving popular in Ecuador. |
Reading time: 3 minutes |
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