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Given their expertise in feed formulation and nutritional testing, the AquaBioTech Group offered assistance to members of AZOFFA in developing their own aquafeeds. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

International consulting company, AquaBioTech Group recently hosted a delegation from the Akosombo Zone Fish Farmers Association (AZOFFA) of Ghana on 18 and 19 April this year

During their visit, AquaBioTech's Research and Development, and Innovation department showcased their projects in East Africa, illustrating how these could be applied in the Ghana and Akosombo zone. Presentations and workshops were conducted by experts to identify research needs for aquaculture in Ghana, while also discussing the challenges facing fish farming in the region. A survey on common Integrated Aquaculture/Agriculture practices in Ghana was also conducted to support the engagement of stakeholders in the PrAEctiCe Project.

On the second day of the visit, members of AquaBioTech's engineering team organised a workshop focused on developing an optimal system design to address the challenges in Tilapia production in Ghana. The aim was to enhance disease control, while also improving fingerling quality, maximising production and ensuring effective utilisation of local materials. Moreover, strategies for localising aquafeed production were also discussed.

Given their expertise in feed formulation and nutritional testing, the AquaBioTech Group offered assistance to members of AZOFFA in developing their own aquafeeds, thereby improving the overall efficiency and sustainability of aquaculture in Ghana. In addition, vocational training programmes were also explored to promote knowledge sharing and skills development for Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS). 

For more information, visit: https://aquabt.com/ 

Cosmos aims to achieve optimal levels of fish performance and farm efficiency, including higher growth rates at a lower feed conversion levels. (Image source: Skretting)

In an attempt to aid producers in boosting their operations and harvests, global aquaculture nutrition solutions and services company, Skretting recently announced the launch of their new premium grower feed, Cosmos, tailor-made for farmed barramundi, a widely popular fish in today’s global seafood market

Stress can cause reduced growth potential and the increased risk of secondary infections in salmon. (Image source: BioMar)

Leading aquafeed company, BioMar recently introduced its new product Calm, aimed at complementing the SmartCare range of products in Salmon feeds 

A farmer uses the FlipFarm System effortlessly on his farm without bending over or injuring his back. (Image source: FlipFarm)

New Zealand-based oyster-farming system FlipFarm, recently announced its plans to launch two new products at the upcoming Oyster South Industry Symposium, held from 29 February to 2 March in the US city of New Orleans

The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) and the Government of Zimbabwe recently launched a two-year Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP) to enhance fish breeding and production in the country

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