In Russia, Sakhalin relies on hatchery reproduction of salmon

Published Feb 20, 2021

Tridge summary

Sakhalin, a region leading in Pacific salmon reproduction, has seen a decrease in wild fish approaches, making hatchery reproduction crucial. Operating 58 hatcheries, the region has seen increasing chum salmon returns in the last two years. The Kanif enterprise, a key project under the Strategy for the Development of the Fisheries Industry until 2030, produces up to 25 million chum salmon units annually. The plan aims for at least 20 new hatcheries by 2030, with a capacity to produce at least 1.6 billion juvenile chum salmon fry, contributing at least 100 thousand tons of merchandise withdrawal annually.
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There are 58 salmon hatcheries operating on Sakhalin - the region is the leader in the reproduction of Pacific salmon in the Far East. In 2019 and 2020, there was a progressive increase in the approaches of chum salmon to the base rivers of salmon hatcheries in the southeast of Sakhalin - 6.7 (+ 7.4% to the forecast) and 9.9 (+ 22.6%) thousand tons, respectively ... The fish breeding facilities in Nevelsk were visited by the Deputy Head of the Federal Agency for Fishery Vasily Sokolov. The plant of the Kanif enterprise was the first project built within the framework of the Strategy for the Development of the Fisheries Industry until 2030. The enterprise was commissioned in 2017 and has been producing up to 25 million units annually for the third year. “Now the third plant on the Obutonai river is ready, it is planned that this summer a fish breeding plant on the Onenusi river will be put into operation. Against the background of a decrease in the approaches of wild fish to the ...
Source: Fishnet.ru

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