‘Squid Farming Stabilization TF’ Launched to Address High Temperature Damage

게시됨 2024년 10월 28일

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The National Institute of Fisheries Science in South Korea has formed a task force to mitigate the damage to aquaculture farms caused by high water temperatures. The task force includes experts in aquaculture, disease, environment, breeding, and advisors from academia, industry, and local governments. The task force will develop measures to address the vulnerability of aquaculture farmed aquaculture to environmental changes, particularly high water temperatures. The task force will also conduct research on high-quality seeds, disease countermeasures, and new aquaculture grounds, and will share its progress with the aquaculture field.

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A task force (TF) has been organized to minimize damage to aquaculture farms. The National Institute of Fisheries Science announced on the 18th that it held an inauguration ceremony for the ‘Aquaculture Stabilization TF Team’ at its Busan headquarters on the 17th to establish measures to reduce damage to aquaculture farmed aquaculture due to high water temperatures. This year, a high water temperature warning of over 28℃ was issued for the southern coast until October 2nd. The high water temperature warning period was 71 days, the longest period ever. The limiting water temperature for aquaculture farms is 26℃. Aquaculture farmed in large quantities on the southern coast is very vulnerable to high water temperatures and is sensitive to environmental changes. Accordingly, the scale of damage to aquaculture farmed aquaculture farms is also expected to be the largest ever. Accordingly, the National Institute of Fisheries Science organized a TF comprised of experts in aquaculture, ...

출처: Fisheco