Biosecurity in aquaculture Biosecurity in aquaculture aims to minimise the risk of introducing an infectious disease and spreading it to animals in a facility, as well as the risk of sick animals or infectious agents leaving a facility and spreading to other sites and other species susceptible to contamination. These practices also reduce stress on …
¿What will the fish farms of the future look like? In the near future, aquaculture will not be a complement to fishing, but a natural evolution of a need that requires effective solutions to guarantee food for the population. As happened with livestock farming, which represented an evolution of hunting, aquaculture is the future towards …
The challenges of modern aquaculture Aquaculture is a young industry, barely 35 years old. However, despite its youth, half of the fish consumed in the world comes from aquaculture, a practice that could solve the food problems of the estimated 9.7 billion people expected to inhabit the planet by 2050. But aquaculture also faces major …
