Posts Tagged ‘shrimp breeding’
Building More Resilient Shrimp Populations: Watch Diana Lagos’ Expo Larva Presentation
What makes a successful breeding programme? As the world searches for sustainable ways to feed a growing population, the future does not lie only on land, but also in our waters. For many years, genetic improvement programs in aquaculture have focused heavily on growth. While growth remains an important driver of profitability, today’s producers face…
Read MoreThe Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) Launches New Low-Density Genotyping Panel for Black Tiger Shrimp
Advancing Practical Genetic Innovation in P. monodon Breeding As global investment in Black Tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon) breeding continues, the Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) introduces a new, value-driven genotyping solution designed for improved efficiency in selective breeding programs. Amid growing industry demand for sustainable production – supported by the recent research study on Brazilian…
Read MoreCan genetic improvements help to ease economic pressure on the shrimp sector?
The Fish Site sat down with Simon Hill, CAT’s Chief Business Development Officer; Alejandro Gutierrez, Director of Genetic Services; and Marcos De Donato, Breeding Scientist, to explore how investing in the right genetics tools and strategies can empower shrimp farming companies to thrive amid today’s economic challenges. Read the full story here: https://thefishsite.com/articles/can-genetic-improvements-help-to-ease-economic-pressure-on-the-shrimp-sectorcenter-for-aquatic-technologies
Read MoreCAT Backs Prima Larvae Bali in Advancing Whiteleg Shrimp Breeding
Alejandro Gutierrez will lead the breeding and genetic services team at CAT, advancing the expansion of breeding services in the portfolio.
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