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Voices of Aquaculture — Myron Roth

May 13, 2015
By Ruby Gonzalez

May 13, 2015

By Ruby Gonzalez

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This is the second of a series of 19 interviews with aquaculture veterans conducted by the Aquaculture Communications Group. www.aquacomgroup.com

To see the interview with Neil Sims, Co-founder and CEO of Kampachi Farms, Hawaii, click here

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

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·

11h

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·

11h

#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·

15h

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

Aquaculture NA @aquaculture_na·

24 Sep

Maine will need up to 80 percent more #aquaculture workers by 2030, says new report
https://www.aquaculturenorthamerica.com/maine-unveils-strategies-to-address-skill-shortage/ #fishfarmers #seafoodfarmers

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Voices of Aquaculture — Myron Roth