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Farming Ocean Ranges for Salmon
Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1976Recent advances in the culture of salmon point the way to a significant expansion of the scale on which the resource can be effectively managed. From the purely local efforts focused primarily on mitigation of the losses of spawning areas that have characterized traditional salmon culture, we can now progress to the manipulation of stocks on a ...
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Contaminant Levels in Farmed Salmon
Science, 2004The Report “Global assessment of organic contaminants in farmed salmon” by R. A. Hites et al. (9 Jan., p. [226][1]) reaches a conclusion that the contaminant levels in farmed salmon are significantly different than those in “wild” salmon by making comparisons between different species ...
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Environmental Ethics
Ocean-based salmon farming, as presently practiced, is thought to pose an existential threat to what we today think of as wild salmon. This raises ethical questions about, first, the value of wild salmon, and, second, the value of wild salmon of the particular type that exists today.
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Ocean-based salmon farming, as presently practiced, is thought to pose an existential threat to what we today think of as wild salmon. This raises ethical questions about, first, the value of wild salmon, and, second, the value of wild salmon of the particular type that exists today.
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Radical path transformation of the Norwegian and Tasmanian salmon farming industries
Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2022Emil Lindfors
exaly
Cardiomyopathy syndrome in farmed Scottish salmon
Veterinary Record, 2000H, Rodger, T, Turnbull
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