Vibrio contamination in raw oysters controlled by post-harvest treatments
The levels of harmful Vibrio bacteria – a pathogen that multiplies at higher temperatures – in raw oysters depend largely on post-harvest handling.
Proactive disease management counters ISA, IMN
Although many companies avoid the costs associated with setting up proactive disease management infrastructure, failure to do so can result in losses that far outweigh the costs.
Out-of-season spawning for pike perch
The authors induced out-of-season spawning in pike perch reared under natural and artificial temperature and illumination regimes.
Aquaculture in Armenia
Fish farms in Armenia have developed a diversified product base that includes value-added, ready-to-eat foods for export, as well as live and processed fish for domestic markets.
Testing may help increase IHHNV tolerance in Pacific white shrimp
The authors conducted a study to investigate the prevalence of IHHNV in P. vannamei within the context of a family-based genetic selection program.
Delousing salmon in large net pens
In research for Norway’s salmon farmers, the authors documented effective bath treatments against sea lice infestations in large net pens using skirts or tarpaulins to define the treatment area.
Trout farming in South Africa
Trout farming is a well-established industry that assists in providing services and technology to developing aquaculture sectors in South Africa.
New Norwegian RAS farm produces salmon smolts
The Fjordsmolt RAS farm applies a relatively simple, low-cost design to produce millions of salmon smolts per year in fiberglass tanks.
Evolutionary history of Taura Syndrome Virus
Based on a phylogenetic analysis with the BEAST program, the authors determined the evolutionary relationships among 83 Taura syndrome virus isolates.
Probiotics and disease control in aquaculture
The use of probiotics in aquaculture is steadily gaining momentum, supplementing or replacing the use of antimicrobial compounds in disease control.
Artificial incubation, hormonal sex reversal promoted tilapia boom
The tilapia production boom results from technology that combines artificial egg incubation and monosex fry production using hormonal sex reversal.
X-ray irradiation: Technology improves safety of live oysters
Various techniques have been proposed to reduce Vibrio bacteria in live and processed oysters. In studies, X-ray treatments successfully reduced Vibrio populations.
Tilapia fingerlings from varied systems deliver similar grow-out performance
Results of a 120-day study showed that Nile tilapia fingerlings produced in incubation units, hapas or ponds exhibited similar grow-out performance.
Greenhouse covers, intensive management enhance tilapia fingerling production
Intensive management of tilapia broodstock and artificial incubation of eggs increase output and cut costs for fingerling production.
Tilapia production in Asia
Tilapia production in Asia focuses on either fresh whole fish or larger frozen whole fish or fillets, depending on farm size, cash flow and other factors.
Organic acids potential replacement for antibiotic treatments of tilapia
Dietary organic acids can exert antimicrobial effects and benefit growth, nutrient utilization and other health parameters in tilapia.