Brazil: Embrapa Amapá inaugurates system to reuse water in aquaculture experiments

Published Oct 14, 2021

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Embrapa Amapá is set to inaugurate a system for treating effluents and recycling water for aquaculture cultivation of tambaqui, pirarucu, tracajá, and Amazon shrimp, funded by a parliamentary amendment from Congresswoman Aline Gurgel to the tune of R$ 80 thousand. The system, located at Embrapa Amapá's headquarters in Macapá, will use advanced filters and decantation boxes for efficient treatment of fish farm waste. This initiative, a significant investment of R$ 200 thousand from Aline Gurgel, aims to promote environmentally sustainable practices, improve water efficiency, and support the productive efficiency of aquaculture operations, serving as a Technological Reference Unit for other producers in Amapá.

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The system was implemented with amendment resources from Congresswoman Aline Gurgel. Embrapa Amapá inaugurates this Friday, 10/15, at 10 am, at the institution's headquarters in Macapá (AP), a model unit for the treatment of effluents (waste of feed and feces) and a water recirculation system to serve experiments cultivation of tambaqui, pirarucu, tracajá and Amazon shrimp. The structure was financed with resources from the parliamentary amendment of the federal deputy Aline Gurgel (Republicanos/AP) in the amount of R$ 80 thousand. The system is an innovative technological model that uses, in addition to the decantation box, mechanical filters, biological filters and filters with fluidized beds, which accelerate the treatment of fish farm effluents in the experiments. The structure will also serve as a Technological Reference Unit (URT) that will be used in Technology Transfer events for aquaculture producers and for entrepreneurs in the state of Amapá who need to install a water ...

Source: Embrapa