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Japan Stores Will Sell Eel Bred In Captivity Priced At Rs 5,500
Japanese researchers have bred eels in captivity and will sell them in shops for the first time to reduce pressure on endangered eel populations.
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How Fish Farming Is Transforming Former Naxalites In Jharkhand
Former insurgents in eastern Jharkhand are trading guns for fishing nets under a central government scheme that has helped transform a once violence-torn region and contributed to its removal from a list of Naxalite-affected areas.
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Missing Padma Shri Scientist Subbanna Ayyappan Found Dead In Karnataka River
Subbanna Ayyappan, 70, was an agriculture and fisheries (aquaculture) scientist, and was the first non-crop scientist to head the ICAR.
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Budget 2025: Centre To Bring Framework For Sustainable Harnessing Of Fisheries
"India ranks second largest globally in fish production and aquaculture," Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in her Budget speech.
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Activist Tied To Pole, Attacked By Aqua Farmers For Opposing Illegal Ponds
An environmental activist from Andhra Pradesh was brutally beaten by aqua farmers for opposing illegal aquaculture practices in the Konaseema region.
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Aqua Bazar Online Marketplace App for Fish Farmers Launched by Fisheries Minister
Aqua Bazar was launched by the gvernment on Thursday as an app to help fish farmers and stakeholders to source the inputs. The app was launched alongside a book on "Super Success Stories from Indian Fisheries" by Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Parshottam Rupala. Aqua Bazar has been developed by Bhubaneswar-based ICAR-Cen...
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Plant-Based, Cellular Agriculture Products to Replace 50 Percent of Meat in 10 Years: Jim Mellon
Jim Mellon, the billionaire investor-author, has predicted that 50 percent of all the meat consumption by humans on the planet will be plant-based or from cellular agriculture.
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Fishing, Aquaculture Industry Exempted From Lockdown: Centre
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has exempted the operations of fishing (marine) and aquaculture industry from the lockdown imposed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Punya Salila Srivastava, joint secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs said on Saturday.
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Next India International Seafood Show to Be In Goa
The 21st edition of India International Seafood Show (IISS) will be organised in Goa in 2018, it was announced here on Sunday.
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Noted Indian Scientist Awarded First Sunhak Peace Prize
Noted Indian agriculture scientist Dr Modadugu Vijay Gupta, who has done pioneering work in aquaculture in India, Bangladesh and several Southeast Asian countries, was today awarded the first Sunhak Peace Prize which he shared with the President of Kiribati Islands.
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Are Aquaculture and Fisheries a Solution to Food Insecurity?
Women-led aquafarming projects in Bangladesh have led to a 500% increase in fish productionIn Bangladesh, more than 20 million people currently suffer from undernutrition, and nearly a third of the population live in poverty. This needn't be the case....
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Brazil Plans to Stop the Killing of Pink Dolphins
Brazil will temporarily ban the catch of a type of catfish in an effort to halt the killing of the Amazon pink dolphin, whose flesh is used as bait, the Fishing and Aquaculture Ministry said Tuesday.
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Japan Stores Will Sell Eel Bred In Captivity Priced At Rs 5,500
Japanese researchers have bred eels in captivity and will sell them in shops for the first time to reduce pressure on endangered eel populations.
-
How Fish Farming Is Transforming Former Naxalites In Jharkhand
Former insurgents in eastern Jharkhand are trading guns for fishing nets under a central government scheme that has helped transform a once violence-torn region and contributed to its removal from a list of Naxalite-affected areas.
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Missing Padma Shri Scientist Subbanna Ayyappan Found Dead In Karnataka River
Subbanna Ayyappan, 70, was an agriculture and fisheries (aquaculture) scientist, and was the first non-crop scientist to head the ICAR.
-
Budget 2025: Centre To Bring Framework For Sustainable Harnessing Of Fisheries
"India ranks second largest globally in fish production and aquaculture," Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in her Budget speech.
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Activist Tied To Pole, Attacked By Aqua Farmers For Opposing Illegal Ponds
An environmental activist from Andhra Pradesh was brutally beaten by aqua farmers for opposing illegal aquaculture practices in the Konaseema region.
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Aqua Bazar Online Marketplace App for Fish Farmers Launched by Fisheries Minister
Aqua Bazar was launched by the gvernment on Thursday as an app to help fish farmers and stakeholders to source the inputs. The app was launched alongside a book on "Super Success Stories from Indian Fisheries" by Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Parshottam Rupala. Aqua Bazar has been developed by Bhubaneswar-based ICAR-Cen...
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Plant-Based, Cellular Agriculture Products to Replace 50 Percent of Meat in 10 Years: Jim Mellon
Jim Mellon, the billionaire investor-author, has predicted that 50 percent of all the meat consumption by humans on the planet will be plant-based or from cellular agriculture.
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Fishing, Aquaculture Industry Exempted From Lockdown: Centre
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has exempted the operations of fishing (marine) and aquaculture industry from the lockdown imposed to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Punya Salila Srivastava, joint secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs said on Saturday.
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Next India International Seafood Show to Be In Goa
The 21st edition of India International Seafood Show (IISS) will be organised in Goa in 2018, it was announced here on Sunday.
-
Noted Indian Scientist Awarded First Sunhak Peace Prize
Noted Indian agriculture scientist Dr Modadugu Vijay Gupta, who has done pioneering work in aquaculture in India, Bangladesh and several Southeast Asian countries, was today awarded the first Sunhak Peace Prize which he shared with the President of Kiribati Islands.
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Are Aquaculture and Fisheries a Solution to Food Insecurity?
Women-led aquafarming projects in Bangladesh have led to a 500% increase in fish productionIn Bangladesh, more than 20 million people currently suffer from undernutrition, and nearly a third of the population live in poverty. This needn't be the case....
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Brazil Plans to Stop the Killing of Pink Dolphins
Brazil will temporarily ban the catch of a type of catfish in an effort to halt the killing of the Amazon pink dolphin, whose flesh is used as bait, the Fishing and Aquaculture Ministry said Tuesday.
