20 years after sturgeon and salmon were raised in Vietnam, how has the fish population developed so far?

Published 2024년 6월 11일

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The article highlights the success of cold-water fish farming in Vietnam, particularly the rearing of sturgeon in the Lam Dong and Lao Cai provinces. This initiative, which started in 2004 with imported fertilized eggs, has led to the recognition of technological advances by the Directorate of Fisheries and has positioned Vietnam as a significant producer of sturgeon. The industry has created a substantial contribution to the country's seafood industry and has been instrumental in economic development, job creation, and poverty reduction in remote areas. The article also emphasizes the potential for further growth and the importance of continued control and investment in the industry for its success.

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Bright spots seen from Lam Dong Recently, in Da Lat City, the Department of Fisheries (under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) coordinated with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development of Lam Dong province to organize a conference summarizing 20 years of cold-water fish development and solutions in next time. The conference summarized and evaluated the achievements of the cold-water fish farming industry, and proposed difficulties and solutions in the coming time. In Vietnam, since 2004, rainbow trout and sturgeon have been imported fertilized eggs by the Aquaculture Research Institute I for successful trial farming in Sa Pa district, Lao Cai province. By 2006, sturgeon was brought to the Central Highlands for experimental farming in Lam Dong province. Technology for producing artificial sturgeon breeds has been researched by Aquaculture Research Institute III and Aquaculture Research Institute I through many topics/projects. Up to now, Lam Dong and Lao ...

Source: Danviet