Careers fair connects students to industry
THIS year’s annual Aquaculture Careers Event, organised by Stirling University’s Institute of Aquaculture (IoA), is to take place on April 20 at the Stirling Court Hotel. The aim of the […] Continue Reading
Salmon survival scheme ahead of schedule
A NEW wild salmon restoration trial pioneered by the River Lochy fishery and Mowi Scotland took a step forward yesterday – two months ahead of schedule. As part of the […] Continue Reading
Careers day a Stirling opportunity for students
AQUACULTURE students will have a chance to meet industry professionals – and possibly their future employers – at the annual careers day at Stirling University next week. Around 150 people […] Continue Reading
Picture of the exhibition
SCENES from the recent Aquaculture UK exhibition in Aviemore were captured on film by Fish Farmer, Fish Update’s sister publication. Editor Jenny Hjul, advertising team leader Dave Edler and photographer […] Continue Reading
‘Learn the ropes’ MH boss tells students
THE boss of Scotland’s biggest salmon farming company told students yesterday they were more likely to get a job in his company if they’d had work experience on a farm. […] Continue Reading
Aquaculture line-up for health summit
AQUACULTURE is to be included for the first time in the annual Animal Health Investment Forum, which is being held in London in February. Senior industry figures have agreed to […] Continue Reading
Lumpsucker project gets underway
A project to tackle sea lice through the farming of lumpsuckers has now begun in earnest, with a specialist team recruited and four main lines of research identified. The £2.12 […] Continue Reading
Chile SRS vaccine ‘ground breaking’
A VACCINE against SRS (salmon rickettsial septicaemia) has received marketing authorisation from the Chilean authorities, reported Pharmaq. The approval to sell the company’s Alpha Ject LiVac® SRS vaccine is a major technology […] Continue Reading
Zoetis completes Pharmaq deal
ANIMAL health company Zoetis completed its takeover of Pharmaq on Tuesday, saying it planned to run the Norwegian fish health group as a stand-alone operation, reported Michigan Live news site. […] Continue Reading