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What is Aquaculture?Aquaculture, also commonly known as aquafarming or fish farming, is an industrial process of farming marine animals. These include fish, algae, mollusk, shellfish, aquatic plants, etc.It involves breeding, raising, harvesting and stockpiling marine species in freshwater and on the marine coast. These marine animals can be used for various purposes, mostly for consumer consumption.With latest studies estimating 70% of world’s fish stock already depleted due to overfishing, aqu

USSEC optimized utilization of US soy products as a food source for fish pond production. They introduced an innovative in-pond race system technology to the world. This increased soybean exports from the US encourages sustainability of product. High protein feed with a third soy impute offers lower feed consumption, water sustainability, low waste removal. Auburn University and Soy in Aquaculture Program of USSEC developed a technology that grow more fish with little en

Today, aquaculture is one of the most critical industries in Honduras, owing to its economic importance. However, the internal consumption of Tilapia has become rather limited. Instead of feeding the local population, most of the fish farmed in Honduras was exported, in large part to the U.S. and Europe. The aquaculture industry in Honduras thus became less about feeding the local people and more about creating sustainable employment opportunities, with many Hondurans able to eke a living out

Technology has developed over time to make life easier and to benefit mankind. Similarly, the technology and methods of pisciculture and aquaculture have been developed in order to meet the market’s steadily increasing demand for seafood. Broadly, pisciculture is a method of artificially breeding and rearing fish. It is a form of the umbrella method of aquaculture, which is a way of harvesting, breeding, and rearing any form of fish and water organisms from various water environments. The term