The AIT & AAN Aquaculture Extension Program will focus on practical, hands-on knowledge, current industry issues, and innovative technologies in aquaculture

It was thought to be impossible to farm salmon in submerged sea cages. But new research from the Centre for Research-based Innovation in Aquaculture Technology (CREATE) in Trondheim demonstrates otherwise. These findings may also prove valuable in combating sea lice and algae

A roundup of commentary from the world's press

The water temperature is of major importance for how well juvenile sea urchins grow, new research trials by Nofima show

Fresh research points to the fact that extra amino acid supplements in salmon feeds produce better fillet firmness and healthier farmed salmon

Ewos parent company, Cermaq formally joined the UN Global Compact; principles are basic and already integrated in Cermaq’s operations, company said

Releases “Right from the Start” Open-Ocean Aquaculture Report

The Center for Tropical and Subtropical Aquaculture (CTSA) requests pre-proposals for aquaculture applied research that addresses problems and opportunities for the aquaculture industry in the CTSA region

AgriMarine Holdings Inc. has appointed Lawrence Albright, PH.D, William Kay, Ph.D. and Jo-Anne Leung, Ph.D. to the company's newly formed Science and Technology Development Committee

South Australian producers could one day be harvesting macroalgae in a multi-million dollar industry from land-based farms – and collecting carbon credits into the bargain

FSIS will focus on factors affecting the safety of the product being produced, including feed

Your input is sought for a public consultation on Bio-based economy for Europe and a complementary consultation on the preparation of a Roadmap for a resource-efficient Europe

Technical solution improves legal security for feed business operators, said FEFAC president

Andrew Mallison has been appointed to succeed Jonathan Shepherd as Director General of the International Fishmeal and Fish Oil Organisation, IFFO. Mr Mallison joins IFFO from the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) where he has been Director of Standards & Licensing since 2009

Nofima scientists aim to make salmon a net producer of omega-3

Novartis Animal Health, Inc. has entered into an agreement with Intervet/Schering-Plough that grants exclusive rights to Novartis to potentially commercialize a new Pancreas Disease (PD) vaccine for use in farmed salmon

Rising food prices have driven an estimated 44 million people into poverty in developing countries since last June as food costs continue to rise to near 2008 levels, according to new World Bank Group numbers released ahead of the G20 Meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in Paris

Skretting moves into China with acquisition of Shihai

By using fish bones as a source of phosphorus in salmon feed, the salmon grow better, the skeleton becomes stronger and the environment is spared unnecessary pollution

Food prices keep rising. World food prices surged to a new historic peak in January, for the seventh consecutive month, according to the updated FAO Food Price Index