VE Agendas Archive - Aquaculture North America

Ryan Bethea spends a significant time every week driving around North Carolina to bring his product to the people. That’s because as much as Oysters Carolina is a business, it’s also designed to benefit the community.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/oysters-for-all/ #aquaculture #oysterfarming #seafood

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

17 Sep

Arguably the hardest hit among #seafood farmers during the pandemic, oyster growers are well on their way to recovery, as are finfish farmers, but a shortage of skilled workers could slow the pace of growth
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/n-american-seafood-farmers-face-pressure-from-staff-shortages-as-recovery-begins/ #aquaculture #aquaculturejobs #fishfarming

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

16 Sep

.@GriegNL expects to reach its 2025 target harvest of 15,000 tonnes despite the culling of 1 million smolts this past summer because one fish was found to have the infectious salmon anemia virus
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/griegs-newfoundland-operations-remain-on-target-despite-snag/ #aquaculture #salmonfarming #seafood #fishwelfare

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

16 Sep

Public listing of #RAS salmon operations in order to raise capital has opened them to scrutiny. #Seafood industry veteran Brad Hicks looks at the books and finds an expectations/reality gap.
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/viewpoint-promises-failures-and-excuses/ #aquaculture #recirculatingaquaculture #aquaculturebusiness

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

15 Sep

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