United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service
 
 National Program 106: Aquaculture
Workshops
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NOAA, USDA and the Plant Products in Aquafeed Working Group

August 1-3, 2011, Shepherdstown, West Virginia

 

Improving Productivity, Efficiency, Product Quality and Environmental Sustainability of Aquaculture Operations through Systematic Integration of Information and Knowledge

The workshop addressed how existing genomics and genetics approaches can best be used to improve aquaculture production and to identify gaps in knowledge and tools that need to be focused on for further advancements. We are particularly interested in phenotypes related to improving tolerance to alternative feedstuffs; and to nutritional genomics approaches that will lead to improved digestibility of aquafeeds.

 

To listen to the Workshop presentations, click on the following links for Aquaculture Workshop:

Aquaculture Workshop held by Plant Products in Aquafeeds, USDA, and NOAA, Aug 2-3, 2011. (Day 1)

Aquaculture Workshop held by Plant Products in Aquafeeds, USDA, and NOAA, Aug 2-3, 2011. (Day 2)

 

Characteristics, Traits, Phenotypes and Genotypes Presentation by Cunming Duan, Ph.D. (ppt; 10.5Mb)


 

USDA ARS/CSREES Aquaculture Stakeholder Workshop

April 15-17, 2008, Kansas City, Missouri

   

Purpose of the workshop

To listen to aquaculture producers and stakeholders regarding the areas they consider as critical problems or new opportunities that research can help to address.

 

Expected Outcomes

A list of priorities for research, objectives and desired outcomes of this research, ideas and actions for approaching this research and plans/ideas for how the research will reach and benefit producers and other stakeholders through technology transfer and integrated research-extension approaches.

 

Click here for Agenda and Presentations

 


     
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