Tag: aquaculture
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Sun-Powered Shrimp Farming: How Photovoltaic Breeding Affects Shrimp Gut Microbiota
Introduction to the photovoltaic fishery breeding model Photovoltaic (PV) fishery breeding combines solar energy with aquaculture infrastructure to create a dual-use system. In this model, solar panels are installed over or near shrimp ponds, generating renewable electricity while providing partial shading and microclimate effects that influence water quality and culture conditions. Proponents argue that PV…
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Namibia Becomes a Salmon Powerhouse? Norwegian African Aquaculture Bets on Benguela Current
Namibia Set on a Salmon-Powered Future A Norwegian-led company is betting that Namibia can become a significant player in global salmon production. African Aquaculture, backed by Norwegian expertise and capital, argues that the cool, nutrient-rich waters of the Benguela Current provide an ideal offshore environment for salmon farming. The plan hinges less on dramatic breakthroughs…
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Namibia’s Salmon Dream: How a Norwegian-led Initiative Aims to Turn Benguela Current Into a Global Aquaculture Powerhouse
Namibia Sets Its Sights on a Salmon Future Namibia is being positioned to become a major player in the global salmon market, thanks to a bold plan led by a Norwegian-backed company, African Aquaculture. The project centers on leveraging the cool, nutrient-rich waters of the Benguela Current off Namibia’s coastline. Proponents argue that the combination…
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Uganda Aims to Revive Fish Sector with 183,000 Metric Tonnes Target by 2028
Uganda Sets Ambitious Target to Revive Its Fisheries Sector Uganda is outlining a comprehensive plan to revive its lakeside fisheries, aiming to boost production and exports to as much as 183,000 metric tonnes by 2028. The bold target was unveiled during a high-level breakfast meeting organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives (MTIC)…
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Uganda Charts a Course to Revive Its Fish Sector, Aiming for 183,000 T by 2028
Uganda Sets Ambitious Target to Revive the Fish Sector Uganda is outlining a bold plan to revive its fish sector, with a goal of reaching 183,000 metric tonnes of fish by 2028. The strategy was unveiled during a high-level breakfast meeting organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives (MTIC) in partnership with the…
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Southern lobster fishery closure to protect export markets over antibiotic risks, premier says
Overview: a decisive move to protect export markets Tasmania’s southern rock lobster fishery, located south of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, has been temporarily closed to mitigate potential risks to the state’s export markets. The Premier announced the closure amid growing concerns that antibiotic contamination linked to nearby salmon farming could trigger bans or scrutiny from international…
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Tasmania Shuts Southern Lobster Fishery Over Antibiotic Risks to Export Markets
Overview: A decisive halt to the southern lobster fishery Tasmania’s southern rock lobster fishery, located south of the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, has been temporarily closed as authorities move to safeguard the state’s export markets. The decision, announced by the premier, aims to prevent potential bans or scrutiny from international buyers amid concerns that antibiotic use in…
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Oysters Return to Dublin Bay: Dun Laoghaire Harbour Reintroduction
Oysters Return to Dublin Bay: A Historic Reintroduction In a bold move to restore a lost chapter of Dublin Bay’s ecology, more than 18,000 oysters are being deployed in Dun Laoghaire harbour. The project marks the first large-scale effort to reintroduce shellfish to the area since they vanished from Dublin Bay over two centuries ago.…
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Phenotypic, Molecular Detection, and Antibiogram Analysis of Pseudomonas spp. in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) from Ethiopian Aquaculture Ponds
Overview Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) is a cornerstone of freshwater aquaculture worldwide thanks to its fast growth and adaptability. In Ethiopia, rapid expansion of tilapia farming in semi‑intensive and intensive systems has brought attention to fish health and food safety. This study investigates the presence, phenotypic traits, molecular detection, and antibiotic susceptibility of Pseudomonas spp.…
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Pseudomonas Infections in Nile Tilapia (O. niloticus) from Ethiopian Aquaculture Ponds: Phenotypic, Molecular Detection, and Antibiogram
Overview Nile tilapia (O. niloticus) is a cornerstone of aquaculture in many countries, providing a reliable protein source. In Ethiopia, rapid growth of aquaculture has been accompanied by concerns about bacterial pathogens, particularly Pseudomonas spp., which can threaten yield and raise public health considerations due to antimicrobial resistance. A cross‑sectional study conducted from December 2022…