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.
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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Bangladeshi researchers have cracked the code of the shrimp “White Spot Syndrome Virus”, revealing a never-seen-before variant in its genome…
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Indonesia, a coastal gem abundant in marine resources, has a rich history of traditional fish and shrimp farming. However, the…
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The Mekong Delta shrimp farmers are embracing cutting-edge agricultural practices, leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) for super-intensive farming. The traditional models…
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The native butter catfish, or Ompok pabda, is a member of the Siluriformes order and family Siluridae. Due to several…
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The stock of natural fish species, particularly “Rohu,” is dwindling, but scientists have devised a way to preserve the original…
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