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2011 May – June

2011 May – June

Volume 12 Issue 3

COVER

  • New sturgeon plant nears completion in Moldova
  • US budget cuts may force closure of national fish hatcheries
  • Kiwi scientists develop broodstock protocols for three species - Better breeding for Kingfish, Hapuku and Paua

ALASKA

Break-in leads to loss of 400,000 Chinook alevin - …another hatchery offers surplus fish

NEWS

  • Spain completes new Aquaculture Research Center
  • Shellfish hatchery supplies seed ñ and hope ñ for Marshall Islandsí pearl industry
  • Cutting-edge barramundi culture in Sri Lanka

STURGEON

First spawn for Caspian Beluga sturgeon hatchery in Florida - Success for Ukrainian immigrant fish farmer comes after years of false starts and obstacles.

THE BUSINESS OF HATCHERIES

More standardization needed in the marine hatchery sector

AUSTRALIA

Still a can of worms!

SHRIMP

Australian researchers share results of Tiger Shrimp triploid studies - Cold shock treatment described in new report

RESEARCH

Australians succeed in breeding giant groper

ORNAMENTALS

Culturing marine ornamentals in Europe: Opportunities and challenges for an eco.friendly industry

DISEASE CONTROL

Wild and cultured species benefit from new Caribbean Lab

RECIRC IN ACTION

Recirculation systems can offer microbial control strategy for marine larval culture

SHOWCASE

  • Brazil builds new fish and aquaculture research centre
  • Low-tech, low-cost mist incubation system
  • UK agency announces disinfectant certification scheme
  • New player enters European algae market
  • New tracking system for catfish certifies vaccinated fingerlings

NUTS AND BOLTS

Things to consider when selecting a fish counter