Sentence examples for finfish farming from inspiring English sources

The National Marine Fisheries Service adopted its first rules for finfish farming in federal waters for the gulf region in January this year.

Finfish farming has achieved an average annual productivity level per employee of 45 tonnes in freshwater and 61 tonnes in marine waters, whereas in shellfish farming each employee produces 25 tonnes.

Integrated culture of bivalves at marine finfish farms may help lessen nutrient loading while producing a commercially-valuable crop and increasing the farms' social license to operate.

There were 1 847 farms producing finfish, 925 crustacean farms and 980 mollusc farms.

Model simulations were firstly performed considering the monoculture of mussels and finfish, each "farm" interacting with the natural variability of the local environment.

Critics of finfish aquaculture say the farms can spread diseases and note that the demand for fish pellets used to feed farmed fish is sharply depleting wild stocks of fish like menhaden.

In June, a bill was introduced in the U.S. Senate to streamline permit approval for deep-sea farming in federal waters of finfish, such as Atlantic salmon, yellowtail tuna, and sea bass.

While many different species are cultured worldwide, the Chilean finfish industry is highly concentrated in salmonid farming [ 2, 3].

Rainbow trout farming is one of the largest finfish aquaculture industries in the U.S.

While the federal government has permitted shellfish farming for years, it didn't allow farming of finfish such as bass and salmon until earlier this year.

In Scotland, Marine Harvest operates 25 sea farms, plus five hatcheries (in Kilmarie, Lochailort, Kinlochmoidart, Finfish and Inchmore), four freshwater loch sites, a harvest station in Mallaig and a processing plant in Fort William.