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2010 September – October
VOLUME 1 ISSUE 5
CUTTING EDGE EDUCATION - New shellfish field station promotes sustainability on multiple levels
OFFSHORE AQUACULTURE SCORES A POINT - Rare victory for aquaculture on Capital Hill
POLICY - Proposed trout standards not necessary says industry leader
INNOVATION - Cape Cod shellfish hatchery gets go-ahead for wind turbine
FISHBYTES
Akva’s Fishtalk- A Norwegian-based aquaculture equipment supplier provides a comprehensive software package that integrates the entire farm system in one package. -
NEWS AND NOTES
- New salmon hatchery for Newfoundland
- Sea Lice – 2010 The 8th International Sea Lice Conference - So, what did we learn? -
- Louisiana scientist bullish on new crawfish species
PROCESSING - Missouri fish farmers developing mobile processing unit
FLOATERS & SINKERS
Regulatory Chaos: Potential Solutions - A hodge-podge of federal, state and provincial regulations stymies development of aquaculture in the United States and Canada. Is a new regime in the works? -
OYSTERS ON THE ROAD - Canadian grower takes oyster road show to New York film festival
Remote sites benefit from US reimbursement program
ASSOCIATION NEWS - Eco-certification the goal for Ontario trout producers
SHELLFISH - First harvest for Massachusetts mussel men
WEST COAST CANADA - Confidentiality over fish health monitoring sparks concerns in BC salmon sector
TRAINING AND EDUCATION
- Hands-on learning at Nova Scotia Ag. College
Instruction, research and extension at University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Auburn University in Alabama
Training for hatcheries a focus at Mt. Hood Community College in Oregon
Broad range of programs available at Australian college
Scottish course available online
New Brunswick college offers time-proven technical program
University of Rhode Island
Ups and downs for Newfoundland programs - Strong interest in technical courses -
Florida Institute of Technology
FUNDING - Canadian gov’t helps fund new projects on West Coast
CONSERVATION - Upgrade keeps staff smiling at Washington hatchery
BREEDING - Rising Tide: Initiatives in Captive Breeding - How aquaculture is helping support species collections at aquaria around the world -
RESEARCH - US researchers refine triploid process
Canadian scientists use feed pigments to track aquacultureís interactions with wild species
CANADIAN TRAILS - Preliminary results look promising for sea lice treatments in New Brunswick
SHOWCASE
- Global Aquaculture Alliance completes BAP Certification Standards for pangasius farms
- Aquatic research gets boost at vet college in PEI
- Canadian & Norwegian institutes join forces to study aquatic diseases - Part of international collaboration -