
FAI Launches online tilapia nutrition and welfare course
FAI Farms has launched a free online training series that focuses on tilapia nutrition and welfare for hatcheries, farmers and processors.
The company's Prawn Humane Stunner Universal can stun prawns unconscious in less than one second, improving animal welfare in aquaculture.
FAI Farms has launched a free online training series that focuses on tilapia nutrition and welfare for hatcheries, farmers and processors.
Nofima's DeepVision project explores how hyperspectral cameras can improve the speed and accuracy of fish welfare assessments in aquaculture.
The bacterial flora composition of shrimp from greenhouses and aquaponics reflected prevailing biological sludge vs. autotrophic biological processes.
Incorporating probiotics in reduced marine meal diets can improve aquafeed efficiency and resilience against the pathogen V. parahaemolyticus.
A review outlines potential alternatives to antibiotic use in aquaculture but says that research funding is needed to advance the technology.
Adding glucan and fructooligosaccharides optimally enhances growth and antioxidant activities, non-specific immunity and disease resistance of L. vannamei.
With research showing that stress can damage meat quality, fish and shrimp farmers are weighing the latest animal welfare solutions.
The two probiotics studied degraded ammonia in vitro and in ponds. A magnetic field improved germination and proliferation of Bacillus spores in vitro.
A new training program is being developed to help UK seafood producers detect and report harmful algal blooms in open coastal waters.
Scientists developed a new genetic test for infectious spleen and kidney necrosis virus (ISKNV) that is a threat to barramundi aquaculture.
Dietary phospholipid sources can improve the antioxidant capacity of L. vannamei broodstock females, boosting immunity against pathogenic bacteria.
A scientific report has concluded that sea lice on farmed salmon do not impact sea lice levels on wild juvenile salmon in British Columbia.
Scientists in Brazil have identified a "superbug" connected to various diseases in both humans and intensive tilapia aquaculture – and it could be caused by illegal waste dumping in the water system.
Efficacy of an oral vaccine in trials with tilapia shows it to be a viable, cost-effective alternative to administering vaccines by injection.
FAI Farms launches a free online training series that focuses on integrating best tilapia welfare practices in aquaculture.