A virtual training program exploring the latest innovative solutions towards enhancing feed and feeding management systems in marine fish farming and exploring successful techniques and ideas in aquaculture farms.
Date: Wednesday, 23 February 2022
Time: 18:45 - 00:00 (UTC+8)
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In this training session hosted by the U. S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC), United Soybean Board (USB) and in partnership with WorldFish based in Egypt, scientists and academicians will come together to present current feeding strategies, status and future perspectives in the application of 'Biosecurity in Hatcheries' for disease-free seed production and genetic techniques for the production of all-male Tilapia.
WorldFish's aquaculture scientists will join the training to discuss successful fish farming tips, techniques and ideas to avoid common mistakes. They will also share various perspectives on the application of recent technologies in marine hatcheries, including recirculation aquaculture systems (RAS) systems and good management practice.
Presentations:
Management of fresh water hatcheries for improved seed quality
I Ahmed Saney Eldin Sadek, Fish Nutrition and Aquaculture Consultant, Feed Supply and Production
Genetic techniques for the production of all-male Tilapia
I Nabil Ibrahim, Scientist & Genetic Improvement Program Leader, WorldFish, Egypt
Application of Recent Technologies in Marine Hatcheries (RAS Systems & Good Management Practice)
I Ahmed Mohamed Osman, Assistant Researcher, Agricultural Research Center (ARC)
Application of biosecurity in hatcheries for disease free seed production
I Salah Eldin Mesalhy Aly, Chairman, GAFRD, Cairo, Egypt
Successful fish farming tips, techniques, ideas to avoid common mistakes
I Diaa Kenway, Senior Researcher, Central Lab for Aquaculture Research, CLAR
Please note: The training will be conducted in the Arabic language while the Power Point presentations will be in the English language.
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We look forward to your active participation.
