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Bell Aquaculture - Case study

Sustainable fish farm Bell Aquaculture choose Primozone ozone solution when expanding its production facility Sustainable fish farmer Bell Aquaculture installed a Primozone ozone system when expending its production facility in Albany, IN. Thanks to the Primozone ODM ozone distribution module the investment cost became substantially lower. Bell Aquaculture is the largest yellow perch fish farmer ...

Jan. 25, 2018

By Primozone Production AB

Future Brief: Sustainable Aquaculture

Is sustainable aquaculture possible? Aquaculture is facing a new era of expansion in Europe. What are the environmental implications of this, and how can the sector expand sustainably? This Future Brief from Science for Environment Policy presents an overview of research into aquaculture’s impacts, and considers how it could develop in harmony with environmental goals. The ...

May 1, 2015

By European Commission

The benefit of electrocoagulation in water treatment for agriculture and aquaculture

Now a day’s one of the most intensive and the best field due to which the entire human kind can survive is the field of agriculture and aquaculture. The agriculture industry is a water requirement industry and is in a need of constant free contaminant water supply and so is in fish cultivation. And in order to provide this contaminant free water supply it requires a large scale of water ...

Apr. 16, 2017

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Development of Indonesian Fish Farming & Aquaculture Production

Part 1.Fish Farms Market Overview in Indonesia Part 2.Reasons Why Fishery Industry Develops Fast in Indonesia Part 3.Fish Farm Types in Indonesian Part 4.Sustainable Development of the Fishery in Indonesia Fish Farms Market Overview in Indonesia Fish farming is the ...

Oct. 8, 2015

By Azeus Fertilizer Machinery Co.,Ltd.

Salmon aquaculture could incorporate seaweed and sea urchins to reduce nitrogen enrichment

Farming fish together with seaweed and other species could help improve the sustainability of aquaculture and reduce pollution. A new study provides a tool for designing sustainable fish farming systems and calculates their potential to recycle waste. An example of a salmon farming system incorporating seaweed and sea urchins could reduce nitrogen releases to the environment by 45%. Over half of ...

Jan. 21, 2016

By European Commission, Environment DG

Aquaculture induced erosion of tropical coastlines throws coastal communities back into poverty

Shallow tropical coastlines harbour unique mangrove ecosystems, which support livelihoods and provide a natural barrier against coastal flooding. Non-sustainable land-use practices, such as large-scale clear cutting of mangroves for aquaculture, ground water withdrawal and alteration of river flows, result in rapid subsidence. The collapse of aquaculture production, due to pollution and disease, ...

Oct. 1, 2015

By Wetlands International

Modern Project on Establishment of Fish Feed Production Plant

Fish Feed Plant Background & Necessity Along with the development of aquaculture, aquafeed industry has also made a quite fast progress, especially in virtue of continue advancement of breeding technology, the culturing mode has turned into intensive cultivation from extensive fish farming, which provides vast space for fish feed production. In line with the FAO (Food and Agriculture ...

Apr. 15, 2017

By Amisy Fish Feed Machinery

Building with Nature Indonesia, Securing Eroding Delta Coastlines - Design and Engineering Plan

This design and engineering plan is produced during the inception phase (result 1) of the project and should be understood as a preparation for result 2 in which we aim to implement a large scale demonstration project in Demak. As such, this plan provides the concepts, reasoning, design and practicalities for the timely implementation of Building with Nature measures in Demak district. It sets ...

May 1, 2015

By Wetlands International

Fishing for a Solution

As writer Rowan Jacobsen explores in our recent feature “Has Meat Met Its Match?,” animal agriculture’s hefty environmental footprint is creating interest in exploring ways to meet humans’ growing appetite for animal protein that extend beyond beef, chicken and pork. In some places, that ...

Aug. 1, 2014

By Ensia

Model of an aquaponic system for minimised water, energy and nitrogen requirements

Water and nutrient savings can be established by coupling water streams between interacting processes. Wastewater from production processes contains nutrients like nitrogen (N), which can and should be recycled in order to meet future regulatory discharge demands. Optimisation of interacting water systems is a complex task. An effective way of understanding, analysing and optimising such ...

Mar. 24, 2016

By IWA Publishing

Reasonably Priced Fish Feed Pellet Machine in Nigeria

Currently, fisheries and aquaculture continue to be crucial sources of food, nourishment, earnings and sustenance for hundreds of millions of people all over the world, especially for Nigerians. Fortunately, all the above datum also tell that there are big profits for Nigerian fishery, fish farmers, fish feed manufacturers and suppliers if they can use scientific methods to develop aquaculture, ...

Dec. 12, 2017

By Fanway Fish Feed Machinery

The treatment of (fish) ponds on an environmentally friendly manner with the usage of the LG Sonic case study

Aquaculture, or aqua farming, is the cultivation of aquatic organisms, such as fish or shrimps, in a controlled environment. Where this happens in a closed water container, algae may occur that pollute the water and may damage the organisms grown. Many of the traditional methods to fight algae are either insufficient, cumbersome, environmentally unfriendly, or all of these. LG Sonic uses ...

Dec. 27, 2011

By LG Sonic

Massive freshwater gains from producing food at sea

Water scarcity may be the most limiting factor to increasing world food production. Irrigation water is already overdrawn beyond sustainable levels and to increase reliance on rainfed agriculture is risky, even more so with climate change. However, to promote deliberate food production at sea, both fished and farmed, and both plant and animal, requires no freshwater or land. The thousands of ...

Jan. 1, 2011

By IWA Publishing

Composting and local food merge st urban garden

Growing Power (GP), a nonprofit urban garden and training center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, provides affordable produce to neighborhoods without access to fresh food, and processes a variety of organic wastes through composting and anaerobic digestion. Located on a two-acre lot on Milwaukee's north side, the six greenhouses and several hoop houses include raised beds for herbs and greens, ...

Dec. 8, 2008

By BioCycle Magazine

Spanish Fish Farmer chooses LIT

Spanish fish farmer chooses LIT-UV Isidro de la Cal is a Spanish group of companies that are active in the fish industry. The company controls the entire process of farming, capturing, processing and finally selling the end product to the stores where consumers buy the various fish products. The fish that is processed by Isidro de la Cal comes from various national, mainly Galician, and ...

Dec. 1, 2009

By LIT UV EUROPE / LIT Technology

ASM proven sonic wave technology remove filamentous algae of fishnets in a environmentally way!

Fish net cleaning is one of the biggest costs in marine aquaculture management is weed growth on fish cages and the labour and plant costs devoted to cleaning nets is significant. Considerable effort and research has been devoted by ASM to this particular challenge and recent technological advances have been applied. Also,diseases are easily spread among farmed fish due to the ...

Jan. 3, 2013

By Aqua Sonic Management International Limited.

Seasteading could be the answer to sustainably feeding 9 billion people

Self-sufficient nation states in the middle of the ocean might be our ticket to a sustainable future. Oceans cover 71 percent of Earth’s surface, yet provide less than 2 percent of the food we eat. The growing demand for seafood, however — predicted to rise to 8 percent during the next decade — from an already depleted and exhausted ocean is forcing ...

Feb. 20, 2015

By Ensia

Bottom up in Indonesia!

Last week, I visited Indonesia together with Femke Tonneijck from Wetlands International to meet our partners that are involved in the development of a Building with Nature approach to solve the severe erosion along the muddy Northern coast of Central Java (Demak district). Deltares and Wetlands International have ...

Sep. 29, 2014

By Wetlands International

Cultivating energy crop production

A NEW Farm Bill is moving through the Congressional legislative process. Along the way, commercial agriculture is debating the energy impacts of future corn and soybean production. The growth of corn-based ethanol and soybean-based biodiesel has created competition for the feed inputs into animal agriculture, namely corn and soybeans. While most of agriculture discusses energy production from ...

Nov. 1, 2007

By BioCycle Magazine

The most threatened ecosystem you’ve never heard of

What covers up to 600,000 square kilometers (230,000 square miles) of Earth’s surface, provides benefits worth an estimated US$570 billion each year, and is rapidly being lost due to human activity? If you have not a clue, you’re far from alone. Scientists who study the underwater feature known as a seagrass meadow call it a “ ...

Oct. 12, 2016

By Ensia

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