Business
California’s fish farmers, who for years raised trout to test the angler’s skill, are expanding rapidly to meet the new demand for catfish by recent immigrants from Asia accustomed to buying fish live from retailers’ tanks.
Feb. 20, 1987
California
The hot, dry expanses of the Imperial and Coachella valleys are home to an unlikely-sounding but thriving agricultural industry; aquaculture.
Aug. 30, 1998
In a small laboratory next to Southern California Edison’s Ormond Beach generating plant in Oxnard, a marine researcher is trying to make abalone forget about sex and channel their energy toward growing faster.
Nov. 27, 1990
World & Nation
The world’s growing appetite for seafood and the depletion of ocean fisheries have fueled a surge in aquaculture--and concerns about food safety.
April 14, 2002
Archives
Aquaculture made safe
Feb. 15, 2010
Opinion
Safely growing seafood in federal waters could help stabilize supply for consumers, drive job creation and meet the demand for sustainably sourced, nutritious protein.
Dec. 13, 2022
Daily Dish
This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links.
April 19, 2012
Travel & Experiences
The enormous aquaculture industry founded on the west coast of Norway is responsible for a large portion of the fresh salmon available in fish markets at this time of the year.
Feb. 6, 1986
Aquaculture: A new ‘crop’ may proliferate in the Midwest, as it did in the South. In its favor are low prices for agricultural products, drought and a massive seafood trade deficit.
July 1, 2000
In the high-tech world of sewage treatment, it was an invitingly simple recipe.
June 16, 1987