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…useful to produce seedless fruits that are easier to eat (watermelons, bananas) or taste better (less-bitter cucumbers). Natural polyploidy can also be found in animals. Owing to the absence of…

…under roof. It currently produces an average of 100,000 heads of lettuce and 20,000 cucumbers, as well as several thousand pounds of tilapia fish, every month of the year. Hydroponics…

…sea ice in the Bering Sea heavily impacts the marine primary productivity in the area, which is the bottom of the marine food chain. The Bering Sea is the most…

…Bering Sea raised ocean temperatures to the sea floor. Marine heatwaves sometimes stay on the surface or at particular depths, but this particular one was felt throughout the water column….

…could be developed to improve Atlantic salmon’s sea lice resistance. While Atlantic salmon are highly vulnerable to sea lice, coho salmon exhibit natural resistance. In coho salmon, sea lice attachment…

…sea turtle bycatch while maintaining target fish catch. Controlled fishery experiments in Mexico’s Gulf of California revealed that solar-powered illuminated nets significantly reduced predicted mean sea turtle bycatch rates by…

…its “first significant dataset” of non-fishing activities to the public and begin collaborating with partners to expand its impacts to include small-scale fisheries, high-seas management, ocean-climate solutions and deep-sea mining,…

…with gilthead sea bream and European sea bass.   Experimental diets Fig. 5: Effect of nutrition supplement on the transanimase activity of sea bass fed low levels of fishmeal and…

Studies have illustrated viral transmission in fish hatcheries Sea birds can spread diseases from pond to pond and farm to farm. Here, birds feed from a pond after a TSV…

…25 years ago, but commercial production only started about 12 years ago, based on the culture of sea bream (Sparus aurata). Companies that pioneered sea bream culture had to develop…

Performance of salmon-supporting technologies featured on day one of the world’s largest seafood business conference Sea lice prevention technologies are big business in Norway. Several solutions were on display at…

…estimated 31 million more female sea lice than average across the country. “Looking back at 2024, it was one of the most difficult sea lice seasons in over the last…

…and gas platforms and associated infrastructure throughout the North Sea, searching for relationships between fish and platform areal densities using high-resolution fisheries acoustic data. Data were collected in the waters…

Red Sea Shrimp Farm produces black tiger prawns and white Indian shrimp The Red Sea Shrimp Farm produces 15mt/ha of shrimp in full strength seawater. In 1991, Groupe Consultatif International…

…on sea lice counts of wild salmon populations. The study looked at farm-level data to better estimate the association between sea lice on salmon farms and sea lice infestations on…

…10,599 metric tons (MT) in 2013 to 22,479 MT in 2016. Seal attacks, sea lice treatments, poor handling and algal blooms are among the industry’s banes. However, a growing and…

Viruses may prevent ‘explosions’ in sea lice populations, offering natural control agent for salmon parasites, researchers say Viruses may prevent “explosions” in sea lice populations, offering a natural control agent…

The Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre (SAIC) awards $60,000 to assess efficacy of novel sea lice vaccine technology A team of scientists investigating the potential of a pioneering vaccination against sea…