Land based salmon aquaculture trend webinar April 27, 2021

 On April  27, 2021 Undercurrents News held a webinar  Dissecting the land-based aquaculture trend.

Start with introductions. Then host Matt Craze  summarizes the state of LBA,   A discussion of the sustainble trophic LBAs .What biotech is up to.   Then listen to the the struggle between East and West:  the Asian model:  investing in  small farms that grow inexpensive species, affordable to rich and poor alike vs the West's AQ strategy of   growing and peddling its elitist 11 dollars a pound salmon fillets. Salmon will feed the world!"  Don't be ridiculous!

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1 Introduction of speakers 5min 34sec

2 Matt Craze  the state of LBA globally 4min 25sec

3 Sustainable Trophic LBA 3min 

4 Biotech 2min 6sec

5 Low Cost Asian LBA less expensive species 4min 33sec_

PONDERABLE:  how far will Kingfish AQ's  waste output effluents  be transported by the Eastern Maine Coastal Current?

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Undercurrents
Tuesday, Apr 27, 2021

Dissecting the land-based aquaculture trend

John Buchanan, Jeff Cheng, Roberto Tishler, Ohad Maiman, Stian Rognlid, Matt Craze

According to Matt Craze of Undercurrent News  Land-based aquaculture is  a currently huge interest to investors.    Atlantic Sapphire has built a major salmon farm at an inland location near Miami and several other well-financed are set to follow in the company's footsteps. 

Conventional coastal salmon farming companies have mastered the art of using recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) to grow large smolt that can spend less time in the sea. 

But RAS could be a panacea for a host of new species that can be grown around the world. We explore this new innovation, from crayfish in China and Taiwan to yellowtail seriola farms in the Netherlan