Oysters and honey: The perfect combination for Senegal’s Delta of Saloum

The Delta of Saloum’s mangrove forest is rich in beauty and biodiversity, but it has suffered from years of deforestation, disrupting the area’s ecosystem and threatening the livelihoods of the area’s farmers and fishers. Recently, a collaborative project has begun to tackle both problems by funding a restoration of the mangrove and supporting local farmers’ associations.

A closer look at what happens on seafood farms

There are many approaches to seafood farms – each is tailored to create the best possible environment for the species being farmed.

Aquaculture technology provider develops real-time AI-based analytics solution for shrimp

Umitron unveiled Umitron Eagle, its latest technology solution offering the world’s first real-time AI-based analytics solution to shrimp producers. 

Making 60 Lakh Per Year from Prawn/Shrimp Farming - A Success Story of an Aqua Farmer

Making 60 lakh per year from prawn/shrimp farming, Prawn cultivation, Land development details, Marketing, Profit analysis and more

Tilapia shortage looms as largest producers face relocation challenges over Tema-Mpakadan railway project | 3NEWS

The management of Tropo Fish Farm, producers of Volta Catch Tilapia, is demanding government pays their compensation and gives them ample time to relocate. They describe the current invasion on their land by the railway contractors as not in good faith. The construction of the the Tema-Mpakadan ...

Why comparative, not competitive, advantage is key to Indonesia’s seaweed success

Research sheds new light on the microbiota of farmed fish

The results of decades of research into the microbiota of fish intesti

What's the future of gene edited fish?

CRISPR-Cas9 is a popular and accessible gene editing tool. In aquaculture, it has been used to develop several fishes with targeted traits such a

What COVID-19 can Teach Fish Farmers - Northeastern University College of Science

While most people are focused on the COVID-19 pandemic and the scope of its damage, one study on fish farms finds that the most harmful pandemic upon us is climate change.