The Fish Site

Born from the abstract philosophy of ecocentric ideals, aquaponics has emerged at the very frontier of agricultural technology. Yet, many years after the modern concept was first realised it has yet to receive the commercial recognition that might unlock its t…

Global Warming and the Suffocating Oceans

Sustainability

27 January 2009

Will US Consumers Eat Up GM Meat Rule?

Breeding & genetics Marketing

26 January 2009

Pfizer to Acquire Wyeth, Creating the World's Premier Biopharmaceutical Company

Health Biosecurity

26 January 2009

Salmon Neighbourhoods Battle ISA in Chile

Health Biosecurity Salmonids

26 January 2009

A Glance at the Global Rise of Shrimp

Sustainability Economics Crustaceans

26 January 2009

Aquaculture: Keeping Tuna on the Menu

Biosecurity Husbandry

26 January 2009

FMI Members Support Seafood Sustainability

Sustainability Marketing

26 January 2009

Fish Farming is Argentina's Dish of the Day

Economics

26 January 2009

Harnessing Ocean Power for Fish Farms

Post-harvest

26 January 2009

Concern Over Gulf of Mexico's Aquaculture Plan

Sustainability Technology & equipment

26 January 2009

Concern Raised Over Salmon Management

Biosecurity Sustainability Salmonids

26 January 2009

Species Protection and Conservation

Health Welfare

24 January 2009

Fish farming can contribute to the protection and restoration of endangered fish populations living in the wild through the efficient provision of juveniles for release or stocking, says a report in the Consensus Towards Sustainable Aquaculture in Europe publi…

Caligiasis In The Chilean Salmon Farming Industry

Health Biosecurity Salmonids

24 January 2009 Sponsored

Caligiasis is a parasitic disease which affects marine fish in Chile. The parasite is endemic and is located in the skin where it feeds from the mucus of the affected fish, says Maria-Jose Birrer (Intervet Chile Ltd.)

China Fishery Products Annual 2008

Economics Politics

24 January 2009

China's aquatic production in 2009 is forecast at 49.5 MMT, up two percent from the estimated 48.6 MMT in 2008, says a USDA Foreign Agricultural Service report.