by Anika Hümbert | Nov 24, 2020 | Technology
Microbiology and technology of denitrification In cloÂsed aquaculÂtuÂre – e.g. in sysÂtems with a water exchanÂge of less than 10% per day – the use of deniÂtriÂfiÂcaÂtiÂon is essenÂtiÂal (read more in our blog post NitriÂfiÂcaÂtiÂon and DeniÂtriÂfiÂcaÂtiÂon)....
by Anika Hümbert | Nov 24, 2020 | Technology
Fish farming tank The cenÂtral comÂpoÂnent of an aquaculÂtuÂre faciÂliÂty is the beaÂring tank. Its dimenÂsiÂons and capaÂciÂty influÂence both which fish speÂciÂes can be held (body size, swimÂming behaÂviÂor) and the annuÂal proÂducÂtion voluÂme (water voluÂme,...
by Anika Hümbert | Nov 24, 2020 | Allgemein, Aquaculture
Fish farming on land versus fish farming in the sea „Why are fish so indifÂfeÂrent to us?“ – this quesÂtiÂon is asked by reporÂter HanÂnes JaeÂniÂcke in the ZDF docuÂmenÂtaÂry „Im EinÂsatz für den Lachs“ (GerÂman). The report and its conÂtent have been the...
by Anika Hümbert | Nov 24, 2020 | Aquaculture
Protecting the oceans with sustainable fish farming The overÂfiÂshing of the world’s fish stocks has been an exploÂsiÂve topic for years, which many of us are alreaÂdy awaÂre of. The gloÂbal demand for fish is conÂstantÂly increÂaÂsing and, accordÂing to United...
by Anika Hümbert | Nov 24, 2020 | Aquaculture
Bacteria and active biofilms The diverÂsiÂty of bacÂteÂria in natuÂre can hardÂly be surÂpasÂsed. HoweÂver, they are so small that we canÂnot recoÂgniÂze them with our eyes. As inviÂsiÂble pathoÂgens they are very susÂpiÂcious to us humans. Only modern moleÂcuÂlar...
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