Issue 2 2013

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In this issue:

• Fish Health Notes – Nanoparticles:  Next generation vaccines for farmed fish
• Sugar kelp farming:  A promising new industry for coastal Maine
• From the Field – Bob’s annual report from the WI aquaculture conference
• Global aquaculture community gathers in Nashville for big conference show
• Cargill geed plant achieves GlobalGAP certification
• Could cobia be resistant to acidification
• Congress seems poised to repeal USDA catfish inspection program

Plus, News, Coming Events – and much much more!

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Over 1300 Names and address of companies in the Aquaculture Industry,

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In this issue:

• Inside Keo Fish Farm An inside look at Keo Fish Farm: Surviving, then thriving, because they’re good at what they do
• Can mussels keep finfish healthier? Mussels may alter salmon farm disease dynamics
• A chilly visit to Ackenberry Trout Farms
• Globalization could benefit US farmers
• Wisconsin Flowgate & Culvert Quality people, custom fabrication keys to success for Wisconsin Flowgate and Culvert

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In this issue:

• Inside historic PA fish hatchery Trout season never ends at historic Pennsylvania state fish hatchery
• Remembering Pete Bullock Remembering the iconic career of scientist Graham L. “Pete” Bullock
• Shellfish hatcheries monitor pH levels Ocean acidification:
• Full coverage, photos  Aquaculture America 2011 makes a grand return to New Orleans
• Report from annual meeting Freshwater prawn growers gather for 10th Annual Meeting in Tunica, MS
• Jim Dartez and Reliant Water Technologies: Familiar face behind new products, new ideas

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In this issue:

• Tilapia, pangasius show gains, catfish holds its own
• High pressure makes oysters safer to eat
• Romantic notion of eating wild fish must end  Romantic notion of eating wild fish must end
• Bell Aquaculture: From tiny perch a mighty business grows
• Dragging me along into social media as I concede to modern times
• Tough wire, for the toughest conditions: Meet Jim Knott Sr. and Riverdale Mills

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In this issue:

• Good samples critical for accurate diagnosis Good samples critical for accurate diagnoses
• International aquaculture insurance conference meets in Ireland, need for wider fish-loss coverage identified as key priority for industry growth
• Finally, good news about aquaculture’s environmental impacts Finally, aquaculture industry receives good news about its environmental impacts
• Time for some serious contemplation: Water gives life, use it wisely or lose it
• Maine facility breeding clownfish for home aquarium market
• Researchers at HBOI at FAU studying impacts of Deepwater Horizon oil spill
• Faces, Places, & Gear

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In this issue:

• The latest news from all around the industry
• Off -flavor detectives making steady progress
• A collection of the best of Bob Robinson’s From the Field columns
• Coming events – Lots of shows, conferences, more

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In this issue:

• Non-lethal samples may work for disease testing
• Water monitoring systems gain acceptance by producers as manufacturers improve reliability and expand features
• Want to grow fish in Virginia? -Inside VSU’s Randolph Farm aquaculture facility
• Neil Sims’ bold new experiment in Hawaii “Free range” open ocean cultured fish? Maybe so, if Neil Sims can make it work
• Behind the scenes at Air-O-Lator
• Trout farmers gather in Twin Falls, ID for fall conference, trade show, tours

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In this issue:

• Moving live fish is risky business
• New shrimp technologies – Could revive US farm industry
• Aquaculture Perspectives – Globalization a boon to US industry?
• Local Ocean launches European seabass raised in the Hudson Valley
• Watching the water: Virginia hatcheries monitor water chemistry
• Workshop highlights sturgeon, Asian carp, walleyes
• Faces, Places & Gear – Using butterfly nets to sample Asian carp
• Special selection of gear for fish farmers

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In this issue:

• Diving into the future of aquaculture at Alltech’s International Symposium
• Carbon dioxide contributes to cod cataracts
• Visiting the Hales at Boatcycle, Inc. in TX
• Growers Supply does structures, systems, more
• Systems Engineering – Megatrends
• HBOI report Taking a close-up look at land-based recirculating IMTA system development at Florida’s HBOI-FAU

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In this issue:

• Seaweed polyculture? – ME mussel farmers join pilot program
• Separate out runts to reduce disease risk
• Wild fish face an uncertain future; worsening pollution by plastics may be the only certainty
• Aquaculture America 2012 rolls the dice, comes up a winner as industry’s annual conference, trade show return to Vegas
• Good stuff seen and heard at Aquaculture America show, conference in Las Vegas
• Harvest of first farmed fish in US waters shows promise of eco-friendly aquaculture

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In this issue:

The Best of Fish Health Notes by Rod Getchell

• Egg disinfection may keep viruses at bay
• HACCP planning keeps fish farms secure
• Advances in disease testing raise concerns
• Yanong is Florida aquaculture’s “Mega-Man”
• “Bring out your dead” – how to handle morts
• Zebrafish may hold key to future of fish health
• Natural feed supplements need more study
• Gas supersaturation gives fish bubble disease
• Healthy aquaponics is a balancing act between fish and plants
• Mussels may alter salmon farm disease dynamics

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In this issue:

• News from Around the Industry
• Aquaculture 2013:  Industry heads for Nashville
• Fish Health Notes:  Cleaner wrasse can control sea lice
  by Toni Erkinharju
• From the Field:  A visit to Neosho National Fish Hatchery
  by Bob Robinson
• Need seed”  The East Coast Shellfish and Hatchery List
• Coming Events:
• Aquaculture Perspectives:  Integrated aquaculture is key to growing this industry
  by Bill Manci

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