Aqua-Farms Organization through its partnership with World Initiative for Soybean in Human Health (WISHH) took training on Aquaculture Feed Extrusion, Nutrition & Feed Management by Texas A&M University on August 31st- September 4th. the training aimed at: Train production personnel in principles and characteristics of extruders and support systems for effective selection and operation. Review
For over 20 years Dr Aviti Mmochi from University of Dar es Salaam, who is the Head of Marine Innovation and Technology at Institute of Marine Sciences has been involved in research, consultancy and public service in mariculture and integrated agriculture-aquaculture in Tanzania. In his short interview with Aqua-Farms organization online series, He elaborated on
Aqua-Farms Organization (AFO) in collaboration with the Aquaculture Association of Tanzania ( AAT) conducted a live session that connected 36 people online on the topic of “Untapped Potential of Aquaculture in Tanzania”. Noting that Aquaculture is the fastest-growing food sector worldwide which currently produces about 50% of the fish consumed, it is expected that this
In amid COVID-19 we are all taking necessary precautions and encouraging you to do same and follow professional guidelines on how to protect yourself and others. We are bringing to you InstaLive sessions on Fisheiries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Conservation talks from all over the continent and beyond to share various insights with you. This week
Did you know that the vast resources that support venturing into aquaculture in Tanzania are underutilized? See the perspective of Our Director – Mr. Jerry Mang’ena on the untapped potential of aquaculture Learn More
In the last quarter of 2019 Aqua-Farms Organization in collaboration with Emerald fisheries launched the local designed Recirculating Aquaculture System for tilapia farming with a capacity to yield 7.8 tonnes per year. A this farm has used less than area of 400 sqm, with more than 114 cubic meters of water, which is 60 %
https://youtu.be/5-7AUsxN6UY In celebration of Worlds Mangrove Day July 26 Aqua-Farms Organization, Rotary club of Udsm Mlimani, Youngship Tanzania and Fisheries Development and Conservation ( FIDEC) showing our journey of facilitating community based mangrove restoration at Mbweni through Mikoko na Jamii project. Mangroves are amongst rapidly degraded ecosystems, they need collective actions in order to
Aqua-Farms Organization collaborated with the Women in Marine Sciences Network ( WIMS) which is under the Western Indian Ocean Marine Sciences Association ( WIOMSA), YoungShip Tanzania, Tanzania Fisheries Research Institute, Department of Aquatic Sciences and Fisheries of University of Dar es Salaam, Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission-UNESCO and PaddaFelis Events together we commemorated the day by hosting
Fish farming system are diverse, from the water-based system, land-based system, recycling system and Integrated farming system. they are influenced by the geography, rate of investment, availability of resources as well as the climate. for successful fish farming ( aquaculture) practice effective communication networks, reliable data on merits and drawbacks of the various approach, helps
The World Oceans Day (WOD) 2019 commemoration is to build a greater Ocean and gender literacy while discovering ways to promote gender equality in ocean-related activities, such as marine scientific research, fisheries, policy-making and management. Structure of the conference The conference will involve a diverse group of people in Tanzania, both scientists and Non-Scientists, it