Finding solutions for sustainable Vietnamese marine aquaculture

Published 2022년 11월 3일

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Vietnam's marine aquaculture industry saw production reach 700 thousand tons in 2021, with molluscs and seaweed being the dominant products. However, the industry faces several challenges such as lack of detailed planning, weak science and technology, and environmental management issues. To address these challenges, the industry is looking towards solutions in seed production technology, farming, feed, mechanization, and multidisciplinary development. The goal is to develop the industry into a large-scale, industrial, efficient, sustainable, and eco-environmental commodity production industry, with a targeted marine farming area of 280,000 hectares and production of 850,000 tons by 2025.
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Original content

In the past period, in addition to molluscs, crustaceans, etc., marine fish, seaweed, and seaweed also play an important role in developing the marine aquaculture industry. In 2021, the total aquaculture production will reach 700 thousand tons, of which molluscs are more than 470 thousand tons, marine fish are 58 thousand tons, lobsters are 2,200 tons, seaweed is approximately 130 thousand tons, etc. According to the Directorate of Fisheries, in addition to the results achieved, marine aquaculture currently has many limitations such as spontaneity, lack of detailed planning; people's technical level has not met the requirements; Science and technology for seed production is still weak, farming technology and cage system are not adapted to weather conditions... Besides, it reveals many shortcomings in marine environment management and disease control. At the conference, central management agencies and localities with the sea, research institutes, and the Vietnam Marine Farming ...
Source: Vov

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