North Carolina Aquaculture Development Conference

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North Carolina Aquaculture Development Conference

October 30, 2015
By Matt Jones

October 30, 2015

By Matt Jones

Aquaponics workshop Wednesday, Feb 10, 2016

Conference tours Thursday, Feb 11, 2016

Conference Friday and Saturday, Feb 12-13, 2016

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

2 Nov

The pandemic has sharpened the focus on the critical role of aquaculture in feeding the world. In the Nov-Dec issue of Aquaculture North America now available online, key players Mowi, Cermaq, Grieg BC, Cook, and Creative Salmon look back on the past months and towards 2021.

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

11 Oct

Environmental monitoring systems can be as simple or as complex as anyone would like them to be. But for @UMaine Engineering alum Joshua Girgis, a key requirement was to come up with one that oyster and seaweed farmers can afford.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/maine-engineer-develops-low-cost-monitoring-buoy/ #aquaculture #fishfarming

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

10 Oct

Global #aquaculture accounts for a modest amount of greenhouse gas emissions compared to livestock farming but one way it could reduce its footprint further is by looking at the biggest source, feed production
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/feed-can-reduce-aquacultures-carbon-footprint-study/ #sustainability #aquafeed #fishfeed

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

9 Oct

.@GaelForceGroup is looking to ramp up its engineering team by launching a recruitment drive to fill several newly created senior engineering and support roles.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/aquaculture-technology-provider-launches-major-recruitment-drive/ #aquaculture #fishfarming

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

8 Oct

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