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Peru to start fishing on exploratory basis
October 31, 2005
Decision to fully lift fishing ban will be made after exploratory seven day fishing period commencing Wednesday
American Feed Industry Association welcomes catfish drug approval
October 28, 2005
AFIA welcomes first new drug for U.S. aquaculture in 20 years; will help users to understand requirements for use
E.U. reviews animal by-product regulation
October 27, 2005
European Commission recommends changes to Animal By-Products Regulations.
What price cheaper feeds?
October 26, 2005
Feed constitutes the major cost in (semi) intensive farming and is therefore a traditional target of cost cutting strategies. However, cheaper feeds, obtained by eliminating the most expensive ingredients in the formulation, do not always result in improved cost-efficiency.
Massive Investor Relations Campaign: Over 1,000 Broker Dealers Targeted by CFSG for HQSM
October 25, 2005
HQ Sustainable Maritime Industries Inc. has retained Consulting For Strategic Growth I, Ltd. (CFSG), an investor relations firm specializing in domestic and international companies new to American financial markets, to launch a massive investor relations campaign on behalf of the Company.
Selection program gives faster growth of indigenous tilapia in Malawi
October 25, 2005
Three generations of selective breeding have made indigenous tilapia in Malawi grow 15 to 20 per cent better than before. This fish is available to farmers and can become a substantial contributor to fish farmers’ economy and food security.
Less deformities in smolts
October 25, 2005
As part of the search for conditions that lead to normal development in salmon, the Norwegian research institute AKVAFORSK will follow 3000 salmon from start feeding to slaughter. The goal is to produce zero-year olds with straight spines and healthy hearts.
Alltech Launches European Aquaculture Research Centre
October 20, 2005
Alltech has opened its European Aquaculture Research Centre in Rodnevo, Bulgaria; announces plans to open International Aquaculture Center in U.S. next year
Rebuilding Fish Stocks Triples Catch Value, Study Says
October 19, 2005
Researchers say strong ocean protections avoid high cost of depleted fisheries
New Genetic Test Can Detect Clam Disease Crippling Shellfish Industry and Threatening Aquaculture Operations
October 18, 2005
A new genetic test can detect QPX, a deadly disease in clams and a threat to the shellfish industry.
Oregon Hatchery Research Center Opens
October 18, 2005
$7.8 million hatchery will focus on differences between hatchery and wild salmon and steelhead.
U.S. aquaculture gains drug approval under MUMS
October 7, 2005
Florfenicol (Aquaflor®), permitted for use in controlling conditions in catfish, hybrid striped bass, salmonids, and tilapia.
Aquaculture driving many U.S. seafood markets
October 7, 2005
The domestic production of various aquaculture products and the increasing importance of farm-raised fish, shellfish, and mollusk imports point towards aquaculture production being the driving force in terms of production and pricing for a growing number of seafood markets in the coming years says the ERS-USDA Aquaculture Outlook released today.
Hurricane Rita triggers additional fishery failure and fishery resource disaster declaration in Louisiana and Texas
October 5, 2005
Fishery failure in Louisiana and Texas formally announced following Rita devastation
Asia Pacific’s animal feed and grain processing exhibition sold out
October 5, 2005
Victam Asia 2006, South East Asia’s premier event for animal and aquatic feed production and rice and grain processing technology is already bigger than ever before and includes several conferences
BSE measures will remove high risk cattle materials from ALL feed
October 5, 2005
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today announced new measures to amend its animal feed regulations to prohibit from use in the food or feed of all animals certain high risk cattle materials that can potentially carry the BSE-infectious agent.
FDA proposes revisions to its BSE feed rule, draws comments from feed associations
October 5, 2005
FDA proposes ban on brain and spinal cord from cattle 30 months or older from ALL animal feed
Shrimp Health Management Training Workshop kicks off
October 4, 2005
The 10th Shrimp Health Management Training Workshop is underway in Bangkok, Thailand
PAA confronts Alexandra Morton at no-news conference
September 28, 2005
Grassroots-based Positive Aquaculture Awareness (PAA) representatives today confronted anti-aquaculture activist Alexandra Morton at her "no-news conference", demanding to know why she continues to make baseless allegations against BC’s sustainable salmon farming sector.
Spreading the word about aquaculture
September 28, 2005
US farmers across the country's mid-west learned a little more about aquaculture and aquafeeds last week when cowboy broadcaster Trent Loos spotted some fish out of water at the American Feed Industry Association Expo.
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