by Mehmet Ugur Gürkaynak, Turkish Representative, International Aquafeed
The Trabzon Aquaculture Central Research Institute (SUMAE) has become the aquaculture demonstration centre of United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - Mediterranean General Fisheries.
Modern Indoor Farming System was established
With the support of FAO GFCM, closed circuit aquaculture system (ADC-RAS) with the latest technology has been established within the Fisheries Central Research Institute. Within this system, the breeding of various fish species, especially the Black Sea Trout, is carried out as an example.
Training in progress
FAO, GFCM, Aquaculture Demostration Centre (ADC), established within the Trabzon Fisheries Central Research Institute-SUMAE, continues to apply the trainings.
Established by the FAO-GFCM modern closed-loop aquaculture systems (ADC-RAS) are now serving Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, to a total of 15 participants from Ukraine and 16-21 in Turkey.
Throughout the course, theoretical presentations and practical applications on trout farming in closed circuit systems were realised. Thanks to the event, Turkey's knowledge and experience in aquaculture was shared with neighbouring countries of the Black Sea.
In addition, a series of studies have been carried out on the production of Kalkan fry at this centre and trainings on topics such as fish disease will be organised in the coming period for experts from Arab countries and experts from the Black Sea coastal countries.
The Trabzon Aquaculture Central Research Institute (SUMAE) has become the aquaculture demonstration centre of United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - Mediterranean General Fisheries.
With the support of FAO GFCM, closed circuit aquaculture system (ADC-RAS) with the latest technology has been established within the Fisheries Central Research Institute. Within this system, the breeding of various fish species, especially the Black Sea Trout, is carried out as an example.
Training in progress
FAO, GFCM, Aquaculture Demostration Centre (ADC), established within the Trabzon Fisheries Central Research Institute-SUMAE, continues to apply the trainings.
Established by the FAO-GFCM modern closed-loop aquaculture systems (ADC-RAS) are now serving Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, to a total of 15 participants from Ukraine and 16-21 in Turkey.
Throughout the course, theoretical presentations and practical applications on trout farming in closed circuit systems were realised. Thanks to the event, Turkey's knowledge and experience in aquaculture was shared with neighbouring countries of the Black Sea.
In addition, a series of studies have been carried out on the production of Kalkan fry at this centre and trainings on topics such as fish disease will be organised in the coming period for experts from Arab countries and experts from the Black Sea coastal countries.
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