Global Aquaculture Alliance — The Advocate
La Gran Isla de Hawaii, hogar de uno de los centros de acuacultura más innovadores y diversos del mundo, albergará la próxima cohorte Hatch.
The Big Island of Hawaii, home to one of the world’s most innovative and diverse aquaculture centers, will host the next Hatch cohort.
El siguiente paso para la cría de camarones será el desarrollo de animales que no sólo están libres de enfermedades, sino que son cada vez más resistentes a múltiples patógenos. La industria se está globalizando, con proveedores estableciéndose en el
The next step for shrimp breeding will be developing animals that aren’t just disease-free, but increasingly resistant to multiple pathogens. The industry is globalizing, with suppliers setting up shop overseas. But its birthplace will always be Hawaii.
With his book, “Aquaculture: Will it Rise to Its Potential to Feed the World?” hot off the presses, the pioneer abalone farmer vents on U.S. aquaculture regulations but remains deeply optimistic about fish farming.
Since 2001, Moana Technologies has worked toward providing domesticated, genetically improved and specific pathogen-free (SPF) black tiger shrimp to farmers in Asia. Based in Hawaii, USA, Moana built a breeding base on wild-caught broodstock from seven locations in Asia.