Russia: The number of young scallops and sea cucumbers released into the sea for farming has approached nine million in Primorye

Published 2024년 9월 26일

Tridge summary

In 2024, the Primorsky Territorial Administration of the Federal Agency for Fishery reported the release of 7.915 million juvenile Primorsky scallops and 0.931 million juvenile Far Eastern trepang into marine waters by fish farms. These aquaculture species, primarily grown in various bays of Primorsky Krai, are expected to reach marketable size in 3-4 years. The release is monitored by the Federal Agency for Fisheries, and due to the depletion of natural reserves, only aquaculture-grown Far Eastern trepang and Primorsky scallop are permitted for market sale.
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The Primorsky Territorial Administration of the Federal Agency for Fishery has summed up the interim results of the release of juvenile aquaculture species into marine waters by fish farms in the region in 2024 during pasture aquaculture. To date, fish farms have released 7.915 million juvenile Primorsky scallops and 0.931 million juvenile Far Eastern trepang into the marine environment. In 3-4 years, the juveniles will reach a marketable size and can be removed from the seabed for delivery to the food market. In Primorsky Krai, as part of pasture aquaculture, scallops are mainly grown in the Voevoda Bay (Russky Island), Severnaya, Tabunnaya, Boysman, Amursky, Slavyansky and Ussuri Bays. Far Eastern trepang is grown in the same bays and gulfs, with the exception of Tabunnaya and Boysman Bays. Each release of juvenile aquaculture objects into the natural habitat within the framework of pasture aquaculture is accompanied and registered by employees of the territorial administration ...
Source: Fishretail

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