The USDA's October issue of the Agricultural Research Magazine focuses on aquaculture - read the issue:

DNV has recently conducted a thorough benchmarking study of the aquaculture certification standards available, showing significant differences in approaches and coverage and an untapped potential for harmonization

Fish byproducts may be a new source of fish feed, thanks to research by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)-funded scientists in Hawaii

Through September 31, 2010, purse-seine landings of gulf and Atlantic menhaden for reduction in thousands of "standard fish"

Aquaculture has been the driving force behind the growth in the seafood industry

Strong use both domestically and worldwide keeps feed grain prices at historically high levels, but down from record highs attained in 2007/08. Expansion in the U.S. ethanol industry is projected to continue, although the pace is assumed to slow from the rapid gains of the past several years

Significant risks in the U.S., China, Russia and the Southern Hemisphere could push grain prices higher over coming months, Rabobank suggests

The latest in audited fish health reports from the provincial government has been released to the public -showing another year of healthy fish on BC's salmon farms

Total catfish feed delivered in the United States during August was 93,028 tons, down 18 percent from August 2009, and down 3 percent from the previous month

The Winter/Spring issue of the U.K.'s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science magazine, Finfish News, is now online and available for download.

Global coarse grain production in 2010/11 is projected to be 1,097.7 million tons, down 10.3 million this month. While the largest decline is in the United States, foreign production is down 4.9 million tons

USDA raised its forecast of the 2010 soybean yield to a record high 44.7 bushels per acre, increasing production by 50 million bushels to a record 3.483 billion bushels

While industry contributes $240B annually, overfishing takes toll on people and revenue

The average American ate 15.8 pounds of fish and shellfish in 2009, a slight decline from the 2008 consumption figure of 16.0 pounds, according to a new NOAA Fisheries Service report

Global oilseed production for 2010/11 is projected at 440.6 million tons, up 0.9 million from last month according to latest USDA WASDE report

Through August 31, 2010, purse-seine landings of gulf and Atlantic menhaden for reduction in thousands of "standard fish"

from Dr. Binu Varghese, State Coordinator (Kerala), The MPEDA, Kerala, India

On-farm trials to determine the efficiency of trash fish vs pellet feeds in marine finfish culture have been completed under the project Reducing dependence on the utilization of trash fish as feed for aquaculture of marine finfish in the Asian region

In 2009, France imported 1 million tons of fish and seafood from the world; of which, 38,831 tons, valued at $223 million, came from the United States

Total catfish feed delivered in the United States during July was 96,313 tons, down 11 percent from July 2009, but up 12 percent from the previous month