Aquaculture
The industry of fish cultivation with the fastest global growth is “Aquaculture”. Commercial fish farming or aquaculture turns out to be a necessary means to meet the global demand for proteins. Now, aquaculture is on the rise around the world and provides people in low GDP nations access to wholesome protein while easing the burden fish in wild. Keep your business ahead of the race. Get the all the Bangladesh’s Aquaculture news from here.
In recent years, Bangladesh’s shrimp market faced challenges, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a setback in…
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Gansu, a landlocked province in Northwest China known for its mountainous and desert landscapes, is making waves in the aquaculture…
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What is hybrid species? The basis of heterosis is built on what are known as dominance genetic effects, which are…
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The Bengali term for the striped snakehead fish, or Channa striata, is “Shoal.” This type of freshwater fish is found…
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Through artificial insemination and hormone treatment, Bangladesh has successfully bred Datina fish, a delicious marine fish. A team of Bangladesh…
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The cultivation of Asian Seabass (Lates calcarifer), greenback mullet (Chelon subviridis), nona tengra (Mystus gulio), seaweed, oysters, and green mussels…
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Southeast and South Asia are home to the boal, also known as Wallago attu, a freshwater catfish. The fish, which…
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Mud crab farming in Kenya has reached a significant milestone with the success of Crabs Alive, marking the first nursery…
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The Department of Fisheries in Thailand has successfully unveiled two novel strains of Pacific white shrimp, which might revolutionize the…
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Vetki / Koral fish, also known as Asian Seabass, a gourmet favorite fish found in the Bay of Bengal. People…
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