Russia: Storms in Kuban destroyed up to 90% of the equipment for growing oysters and mussels

Published Feb 13, 2024

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Mariculture farms in the Anapa and Geledzhik districts of the Krasnodar Territory in the Black Sea have experienced significant damage, with up to 90% of collectors being damaged or destroyed. In response to this and the halt of juvenile imports from Europe due to sanctions, Russian scientists are studying the adaptation of Pacific fry to Black Sea conditions. The Black Sea's lower salinity gives oysters a unique, delicate, and slightly sweet taste compared to their Pacific counterparts.
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“The mariculture farms in the Black Sea adjacent to the Anapa and Geledzhik districts of the Krasnodar Territory were hit the hardest; up to 90% of the collectors were damaged or destroyed,” the regional Ministry of Agriculture reported. Experimental farms were also affected. Today, Russian scientists are studying the adaptation of Pacific fry to the conditions of the Black Sea. If previously juveniles were imported from France and other European countries, then after the introduction of sanctions, supplies stopped. Now experts use the Pacific population. They study the growth rate of the fry and their survival rate. Moreover, all farms are located in ecologically ...
Source: Fishretail

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