How welfare can help Brazil's tilapia aquaculture sector fare well
Dr Anna Silvia Pedrazanni, fish vet and key partner in Brazil’s Tilapia Welfare Project, discusses welfare, fish health and how Brazil has the potential
Restorative aquaculture shows we can have more habitat, and eat it too Restorative aquaculture shows we can have more habitat, and eat it too
Restorative aquaculture - Marine Cultures Christian Vaterlaus, founder of Marine Cultures, explains how sea sponge farming is helping both humans and the environment in Zanzibar and beyond.
Study backs benefits of submersible fish farms Fish farm pens that can be submerged to avoid issues such as parasites and extreme weather conditions are proving their worth
Why Brazil is emerging as a global tilapia farming contender Brazil is set to be the third largest tilapia producer in the world within the next decade, predicts Renato Morandi, production manager at GeneSeas.
Nutritional tool creators question the value of using fishmeal for animal feeds The use of fishmeal for aquafeeds has been questioned by the authors of a new database that contains nutritional data relating to over 500 fish species
New Zealand scientists launch novel flounder farming breeding programme Plans to investigate the possibility of farming yellowbelly flounder in land-based systems have been launched in New Zealand this month.
Shrimp stunning initiative wins animal welfare award Hilton Seafood UK has received an award for trialling and adopting an electric stunner for farmed whiteleg shrimp
Should seaweed be more widely used in shrimp feeds? Seaweed has huge potential in for use in shrimp aquaculture, according Alexandre Veille, although there are still a number of bottlenecks
High hopes for aquaponics system inspired by sewage treatment A novel water purification system inspired sewage plants has been shown to be effective at optimising fish waste for use as fertiliser for plants in aquaponics
Local pangasius exports to EU plunge over five-month period Vietnamese pangasius exports to the European Union market suffered a sharp decline of 26.2% to US$39.4 million by mid-May
Fish farmers hit hard by reservoir's unstable water levels Hundreds of households that raise fish in cages on the waters of Hoà Bình hydropower reservoir have struggled in recent years due to unstable water levels.
New policies drafted to encourage investment in agriculture The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) is drafting a decree to support the development of enterprises investing in agriculture and rural areas
Mekong Delta posts positive results in shrimp exports Despite being affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, with the initiative from the beginning of the year and the efforts of relevant sectors
Vietnamese lychees with origin tracing stamp hit shelves in France The first batch of fresh lychees originating from the northern province of Hai Duong have hit the shelves of a supermarket chain in France
Lychee growers in Luc Ngan boast many creative ways Lychee is a specialty fruit of Luc Ngan district in particular and Bac Giang province in general. With their experience, many farmers have had unique ways
Hai Duong exports fresh lychees to France The shipment builds up a chain from farm to home, improving the prestige of Vietnamese products in the international market.
Trà Vinh embraces science, technology in agriculture The Cửu Long (Mekong) Delta province of Trà Vinh has earmarked VNĐ150 – 200 billion (US$6.6 – 8.7 million) for research into
Portal expected to reach big lychee consumers An online portal has been launched to help farmers in pandemic-hit Bắc Giang Province sell their lychees.
Vietnamese rice faces competition from India in Philippines The Philippines is set to import a lot of rice from India at $100 cheaper per ton than Vietnamese rice as it diversifies its supply sources.
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