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

Researchers at Cambridge University have found a way to integrate nutrients into live #oysters
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/researchers-succeed-in-fortifying-oysters-with-vitamins/ #aquaculture #farmedseafood

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

17h

A @DalhousieU study into the nutrient content of various species of salmon available to Canadian consumers has yielded unexpected results, some of which may help dispel misconceptions about farmed salmon.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/salmon-species-not-origin-determine-nutritional-quality-study/ #aquaculture #farmedsalmon

Hatchery Int @hatchery_int·

23h

Brenda and Ashlee Bailey are a mother-daughter production team at Grieg’s Atlantic salmon #hatchery in Gold River, B.C.
https://www.hatcheryinternational.com/hatchery-work-runs-in-the-family/ #hatcheries #hatcheryprofessionals #aquaculture

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

23h

#Blockchain 101: food supply chain traceability makes it easier for authorities to monitor compliance with food safety regulations to prevent food-borne diseases.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/blockchain-basics/ #foodsupply #supplychain

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

25 Sep

Selective breeding to produce tilapia strains resistant to the tilapia lake virus may be one way of limiting the spread and economic damage of the disease.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/researchers-make-breakthrough-tilapia-virus-resistance/ #aquaculture #fishbreeding #fishgenetics

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