This week @simaozacarias2 is in the spotlight - our aquatic animal welfare lead. He enjoys improving/finding new #farming practices which enhance #welfare. #aquaculture#sustainability
-LinkedIn: https://t.co/eVgoXe9gNm
-ResearchGate: https://t.co/xGEOkLYpcZ
Anton Immink (CEO) and @LeschenWill (Africa lead) in #Ghana, supporting aquatic #health improvements. They are visiting Tilapia farms at Lake Volta, as part of a group brought together by @FAOfish looking at #Tilapia health. #aquaculture
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This week our Africa lead, Will Leschen, is in Ghana – along with Anton Immink, our CEO – attending meetings as part of our on-going program on aquatic health in Africa... #aquaculture#Health#sustainability
We would like to thank everyone who took part in the surveys as part of the briefs, including innovative young farmer Wilfred Agbi (left) from Ablekuma, who won the prize microscopes – presented here by Jacob Doe Adzikah (right), CEO of the Ghana Chamber of #Aquaculture.
This week Eric Morales is in the spotlight. Eric is based in the Philippines and is a key member of our environmental management team. #aquaculture#sustainability#environmentalprotection
LinkedIn: https://t.co/WZchriQvMP
This week Wesley Malcorps in the spotlight. He is our “sustainable supply chain lead” and manages the social media channels. He has a passion for #aquaculture, #sustainability and #circulareconomy. See his latest video: “fish by-products and #blockchain https://t.co/sy3axUmyO9
Some of these issues will hopefully get an airing in less than a month at the 2022 World Aquatic Health Conference – in Pretoria, South Africa (December 3-7, 2022) and hosted by the @UPTuks and The World Aquatic Veterinary Association. #aquaculture#shrimp#tilapia#disease
At ThinkAqua we know that disease can be a very significant disruptor, whether you’re a large or small-scale aquaculture producer. Ponds and cages are open to the elements and disease can enter at any time. #aquaculture#shrimp#tilapia#disease
Tilapia producers often have little more than hope that disease will not strike, so we are creating country briefs for a selection of African countries about who to contact. #aquaculture#tilapia#disease
Excited to announce a new project in #Uganda looking at a novel feeding approach for #tilapia in ponds. With our partners Rural #Aquaculture Development we are exploring feeding #blacksoldierfly to tilapia. Project funded by @KTNUK. More info @timmesseder: https://t.co/69eY7qaaZe
This week @PoundsAlexandra in the spotlight - our Research Lead focussing on how fish (and other aquatic animals) can be used to enhance global food and nutrition security. Recent paper: https://t.co/uvXeXGkm2T #aquaculture#fisheries#foodsystems
This strengthened picture of #disease occurrence is allowing farmers and regulators to take earlier action to address challenges. The aim is that such a service can be replicated across Indonesia and provide an effective early warning system. #shrimp#aquaculture
In Banyuwangi, East Java, the #farm management tech innovator @jalaiot is piloting the delivery of an on-farm, real time diagnostic service to enable farmers to have a clearer picture of the #health of their #shrimp. Photo: Christine Kombong from @jalaiot
@jalaiot – and @thinkaquaorg other Banyuwangi partners (@ConservationOrg, YKI and YSAI) – also deliver biosecurity advice and training to farmers to reduce disease risks in the first place, in support of the work by government agencies and #feed companies. #shrimp#aquaculture