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Study identifies antibiotics in farm raised seafood

WEBThe study, titled “Reconnaissance of 47 antibiotics and associated microbial risks in seafood sold in the United States,” examined the persistence of antibiotics in …

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Measuring fish well-being

WEBAdvertisement. “To date, much of the fish health issues in aquaculture have devolved into competing camps arguing over whose science is right. A wellbeing …

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Aquaculture – potential role in enhanced public health

WEBTo address the concerns, Dr. Fry and her colleagues advocate for the “One Health” concept to be applied to ensure the benefits of aquaculture production are …

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Virginia scientists testing AI technology to track brook trout health

WEBOctober 3, 2023. By ANA staff. Researchers are using artificial intelligence to identify individual fish, with the goal of building population models that track trout health and …

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Antibiotic use in fish farms poses threat to humans, study says

WEBAntibiotic use in fish farms poses threat to humans, study says. Massive and inappropriate use of antibiotics to treat or prevent disease in farmed fish fosters the …

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UMass Lowell researchers develop portable biosensors for …

WEBScientists from the University of Massachusetts Lowell are developing a low-cost, portable biosensor technology that is designed to rapidly detect germs that …

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The fish doctor is in

WEBFor 19 years, Marty worked as a diagnostic fish pathologist at the B.C. Ministry of Agriculture’s Animal Health Centre (AHC). Marty and his colleagues at the …

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Ken’s Corner: Paving a career path in aquaculture

WEBKen Cain is a Professor at the University of Idaho who teaches courses on Fish Health Management, Aquaculture, and Wild/Hatchery Fish Interactions. Ken’s …

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Deriving value from otherwise sunk costs

WEBYour veterinarian would be happy to work with you to develop a practical and effective mortality classification system which is relevant to your operation. By …

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Salmon made in the lab evokes mixed reactions

WEBThe term “cultured salmon” has also raised some questions. Aquaculture North America surveyed 36 members of a San Francisco fitness studio whether they …

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New Hampshire research aims to improve seafood consumption in …

WEBA scientist from the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station (NHAES), Sherman Bigornia, is researching how to improve the consumption of seafood …

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Why pre-shipment fish health testing is crucial

WEBA growing number of fish farmers conduct pre-shipment health testing of their fish. Whether your operation is vertically integrated or you purchase fish from an …

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The problem solvers: Seaweed farming challenges

WEBBut as this nascent sector of aquaculture takes a steadfast hold, the challenges to scale have become clearer. And with that have emerged problem solvers …

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Merck Animal Health grows aquaculture team with new hires

WEBZimmerman will be responsible for sales and services in the United States and Canada to advance the health and wellbeing of fish. “The aquaculture division of …

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Merck Animal Health introduces Aqua Care365 initiative

WEBAll are available at AquaCare365.com. “Merck Animal Health is committed to providing the aquaculture industry with best care practices to advance the health and well-being of …

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Riverence buys trout producer Clear Spring Foods

WEBFebruary 12, 2020. By Nestor Arellano. Clear Springs Foods farm in Idaho raises its trout in spring-water-fed raceway systems (source: clearsprings.com) Land-based trout farming …

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Oysters play role in improving water quality

WEBOysters play role in improving water quality. March 10, 2017. By Heather Wiedenhoft. Tending to cages in Chesapeake Bay Credit: Oyster Recovery Partnership …

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