Tag Hawaii

• Animal Health & Welfare

  June 23, 2017

  Nacida en Hawaii, la industria del camarón SPF se enfrenta a la globalización

  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 

• Animal Health & Welfare

  June 4, 2017

  Born in Hawaii, SPF broodstock shrimp industry faces globalization

  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. 

• Leadership & Innovation

  April 3, 2017

  Aquaculture Exchange: George S. Lockwood

  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. 

• Animal Health & Welfare

  March 2, 2013

  Hawaiian company breeds SPF black tiger shrimp for improved growth

  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.