Health & Welfare
Effective biosecurity requires more than window dressing
Biosecurity in aquaculture involves actions designed to maintain the health of aquatic animals by reducing the introduction of pathogens to facilities.
Responsibility
Health management in recirculating systems
Recirculating systems and health management schemes should be designed concurrently to maximize their effectiveness.
Health & Welfare
Biosecurity in intensive aquaculture: Don’t build without it
Construction of an intensive aquaculture production facility without serious attention to biosecurity nearly guarantees outbreaks of infectious disease.
Health & Welfare
Biosecurity basics for shrimp aquaculture
Biosecurity in shrimp aquaculture is achieved by preventing the presence, growth, and spread of pathogenic microorganisms.
Health & Welfare
Biosecurity and closed recirculating systems
Effective biosecurity requires environmental isolation in a closed system, like RAS, to culture cephalopod species (squid, cuttlefish and octopus).