SLU Aquaculture
The mission of the SLU Aquaculture platform is to consolidate and develop aquaculture research and education at SLU.
Grants
To stimulate cross-faculty collaborations and further strengthen aquaculture research at SLU, we offer financial support for new and innovative projects and activities. Successful applicants within
Activities
Here we gather information and documentation from activities that SLU Aquaculture arranges, supports or participate in. All activities aim to develop aquaculture research and education.
SLU Aquaculture
is a platform to promote and coordinate aquaculture research and education. Aquaculture-related research is taking place at all four faculties at SLU. Our mission is to consolidate and develop
Harvest of reed provides double benefits
Reed is now turned into animal feed with an extra environmental benefit – reed harvest can also reduce eutrophication in our waters, according to researchers at SLU. Several measures, as for example
Ny rapport beskriver akvakultur i Sverige och i världen
A new report from SLU describes aquaculture in Sweden and globally. What different production systems are used, what do they look like and what are their advantages and disadvantages? Which species
Education
SLU Aquaculture promote and develope aquaculture education at SLU. We also contribute to training activities in collaboration with other universities and organizations. Here you can find courses,
Fish feed and gut microbiome seminar
Fish feed and gut microbiome seminar aquaculture@slu.se Welcome to a seminar with research highlights from the Huyben lab in Canada and the latest on fish feed and the gut microbiome, presented by
HGEN Genetics of social interactions in aquaculture
Social interactions among individuals are receiving increasing attention from animal breeders in recent years. Both theoretical and empirical work shows that social interactions may contribute
HGEN Marine Science Program Tanzania: towards a breeding program for Tilapia
The major problem hindering aquaculture development in Tanzania is the lack of good quality fingerlings and quality fish feeds. Fish farmers depend on aquaculture for food as fish provide alternative
HGEN Avelsprogram röding och regnbåge
SLU and Aquaculture Center North (VBCN) in Kälarne have been involved in breeding and research on Arctic Char and rainbow trout since the 1980’s. There is a formal agreement about responsibilities
Worth knowing: Cecilia Lalander
Worth Knowing: Are Insects a Sustainable Feed Ingredient? bib-webbredaktionen@slu.se Welcome to a lunchtime lecture where Cecilia Lalander, Associate Professor in technology at the Department of
Fish stunning methods fail!
In two studies, we evaluated existing and alternative stunning methods for farmed fish. We studied rainbow trout and the increasingly common warm-water species, the African catfish (Clarias