Grant for research into dietary prebiotics for marine fish included in NOAA awards

Clemson University has been awarded $431,203 to research "Organic Farming of Marine Shrimp: A Holistic Approach to Management of Feeds & Microbial Dynamics."

30 day extension of the comment period requested for Index of Legally Marketed Unapproved New Animal Drugs for Minor Animal Species

NAA has requested that USDA-APHIS take immediate action to protect domestic aquaculture producers from spread of viral hemorrhagic septicemia virus

EPA has opened a public comment period on their Re-registration Eligibility Decision for copper-containing pesticides and its supporting documents

FAO meeting ends with call to make aquaculture greener, more people-friendly

There's a 50/50 chance says NOAA

Principles Mirror GAA Codes of Practice

Fishmeal replacement and interactions of processing and ingredients major themes

Aquaculture only way to meet surging demand, but challenges to future growth loom, says new FAO report

USDA/APHIS is establishing regulations to restrict the importation into the United States of live fish, fertilized eggs, and gametes of fish species that are susceptible to spring viremia of carp

State of world aquaculture: 2006 and regional reviews on status and trends in aquaculture development have been published by FAO.

Wenger Manufacturing, Inc., has scheduled a three-day Pet Food Processing Technology course for November 7 - 9, 2006 at the Wenger Technical Center in Sabetha, Kansas

Research findings help define feeding requirements of astaxanthin for salmon

CVM Reminds Aquaculture Producers to Use Appropriate Formaldehyde

FDA is issuing proposed regulations for administrative procedures and criteria for index listing a new animal drug for use in a minor species - a basis for legally marketing an unapproved new animal drug intended for use in a minor species. (Comments invited).

ENACA reports that Infectious Myonecrosis virus has been confirmed in L. vannamei in Indonesia by the National Coordinator

Following eight years developing the most rigorous aquaculture standards and assessing every aspect of UK farmed fish production, the Soil Association - the original organic standards organisation - has given its full backing to organic aquaculture

New farmed species create new challenges for feed manufacturers. But the solution can lie marine raw materials until now unused.

A new EU-funded Collective research project – “Finefish” - has been launched to generate new practical knowledge on how to reduce the incidence of malformations in the major fish species used in European aquaculture. The results will be applied to the professional hatchery sector