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2011 May – June
VOLUME 2 ISSUE 3
SHELLFISH – MSX disease challenges Maineís lucrative Damariscotta River oyster farms
ACTION – Time for Canadian Aquaculture Act
POLICY – Mixed reviews for proposed NOAA policy- Aquaculture sector generally supportive but laments snailís pace of progress
FLOATERS & SINKERS – Is organic aquaculture the answer for North America?
FISHBYTES – New virtual ìworkshopî offers info on fish nutrition
RESEARCH – US researchers study saltwater treatment for raw oysters
NEWS AND NOTES -
- Poised for growth, but is US ready to support aquaculture?
- Ontario band considers floating tank option
- Nova Scotia demo farm to feature high-tech communications system
- Record production for Newfoundland industry
- Salmon farming company launches legal action against fish farm critic
- Maryland producer eyes private piers for oyster growout
- Culture exchange seeks Japanese approval
TRAINING AND EDUCATION
- Mixed bag of programs at Vancouver Island University
- Long history in aquaculture at Auburn University
- Idaho options
- Newfoundland organizations initiate new programs for industry and schools
- Aquaculture essentials at Nova Scotia College
- High level training at Atlantic Vet College
- New Brunswick college close to the industry
- California “oyster man” part entertainer, part teacher
PROFILE – Niche markets and fast delivery the keys for Wisconsin trout producer
SHOWCASE
- AquaCannon offers solution for low dissolved oxygen
- Health Canada troubled by Ontario trout farmerís ëMagic Mixí
- New egg production site for Troutlodge
- Badinotti acquisition nets opportunities in BC
- Canadian association hires communications specialist
- Varied program for Canadian conference