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2010 May – June

2010 May – June

Volume 11 Issue 3

COVER

  • Hatcheries doing more harm than good for endangered Caspian sturgeon say researchers – Genetics not factored into hatchery management -
  • Obama stimulus money targets US fish hatcheries
  • Norwegian researchers’ cryopreservation breakthrough

NEWS

  • New hatchery will help tribe restore salmon runs once dams are removed
  • Australian hatchery to be upgraded after devastating bushfires
  • Tilapia the dominant species in Egypt, but marine species get closer look
  • - New hatcheries in the offing
  • African eels the species of choice for projects in Mauritius and Madagascar
  • Ban on tuna fishing could hurt domestication research – European researchers fear backfire effect
  • New visitor center for Missouri hatchery
  • Spanish company reports success with Blackspot Seabream

AUSTRALIA – Sunland’s story rolls along

FEATURE

US industry reflects on Artemia fuss

Artemia defined

THE BUSINESS OF HATCHERIES - Business Training for Aquaculture Professionals -A course for the industry – Strengthening the Aquaculture Sector: the 80/20 rule

OPERATIONS - Energy-saving program conserves dollars for Canadian hatchery program – Five cost-saving measures being tested

RESEARCH

Clay treatment raises productivity at Canadian cod hatchery – Researchers at the Dr. Joe Brown Aquatic Research Building in Newfoundland, together with a UK consultancy company RSP Services Ltd report a breakthrough in marine species production. -

FISH HEALTH IN THE HATCHERY - Observe and Learn PART I – A keen eye and regular observation are the key to success when rearing marine finfish larvae

SHELLFISH – Cockles for Zanzibar – An African dream of self-sufficiency is one step closer to realization with the construction of a new shellfish hatchery on this East African island.

RECIRC

  • New smolt unit to boost production at Canadian facility
  • Jars make picking easier at Marine Harvest facility

SHOWCASE

Salmon egg disinfectant thwarts VHS