Getting to Know the Taura Syndrome Virus (TSV) in Vannamei Shrimp
22 January 2025 1767 View
Taura Syndrome Virus (TSV) is a highly contagious disease affecting shrimp aquaculture worldwide. This disease can cause death up to 40-90% in post-larvae and juvenile stages.
Recognize 7 Characteristics of AHPND Disease in Vannamei Shrimp Before It’s Too Late
15 January 2025 1648 View
Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease, also known as AHPND disease in vannamei shrimp, is a problem that farmers often face. This disease can cause mass death resulting in heavy losses and harvest failure.
Understanding Sampling in Shrimp Farming and Its Benefits
06 January 2025 2767 View
During shrimp farming, farmers must constantly monitor the condition and growth of shrimp in the ponds. This is usually done through periodic sampling of the shrimp.
These are 11 Characteristics of Healthy and Diseased Shrimp
06 January 2025 1653 View
Vannamei shrimp farming is a business that many people worldwide are involved in. The broad market potential makes vannamei shrimp excellent. However, disease attacks also continue to lurk during cultivation. Therefore, identify the following characteristics of healthy and diseased shrimp.
5 Tips to Achieve Profitable Biofloc Vannamei Shrimp Farming
15 January 2025 1752 View
Biofloc technology in vannamei shrimp farming is an innovative approach that has gained popularity recently. This technology involves using microorganisms in the cultivation system, which can help maintain water quality and enhance shrimp health.
The Use of Dolomite Lime in Shrimp Farming: Benefits and Implementation
01 January 2025 1743 View
Shrimp farming has become an increasingly important industry in the aquaculture sector. To achieve optimal results, environmental factors affecting shrimp well-being must be carefully managed. The application of dolomite lime is one common treatment done to support pond productivity.
Effective Strategies for Controlling Ammonia in Vannamei Shrimp Ponds
01 January 2025 1638 View
Controlling ammonia in Vannamei shrimp ponds has become one of the essential tasks for every shrimp farmer. Excess ammonia levels above the normal threshold can have detrimental effects on the pond environment and shrimp health.
Tips to Minimize the Environmental Impact of Shrimp Farming
01 January 2025 1958 View
Shrimp farming is a crucial sector in the global economy, but unsustainable practices can have serious environmental consequences. Therefore, farmers need to pay closer attention to the environmental impact of shrimp farming.
Bac Lieu: Promoting High-Tech Shrimp Farming
01 January 2025 1717 View
According to Bac Lieu Province's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, fisheries have been identified as the province's key economic sector, accounting for 60% of agricultural output and nearly 28% of the province's economy. Shrimp farming occupies over 97% of the aquaculture area. In 2023, Bac Lieu produced 21.8% of the country’s total farmed shrimp, with shrimp exports reaching $973 million, a 17% increase compared to 2022, contributing over 28% of the national shrimp
Promising RAS Technology for Eel Farming in Quang Nam
01 January 2025 2020 View
RAS (Recirculating Aquaculture System) is a sustainable aquaculture method distinguished from traditional outdoor pond farming by creating a controlled ecosystem within indoor tanks. The system filters and recirculates water, ensuring a cleaner environment for farming.
Tips for Preparing Shrimp Ponds for the 2025 Lunar New Year Farming Season
27 December 2024 1625 View
The first critical step to ensuring a clean and stable shrimp farming environment is meticulous pond preparation. Start by thoroughly cleaning the pond, removing all sludge, organic debris, and any remaining pathogens. Follow this with disinfection using safe agents like chlorine or BKC to eliminate harmful microorganisms. Afterward, expose the pond bottom to sunlight to neutralize acidity and reduce residual toxins.
What to Do After Storms in Shrimp Farming
06 January 2025 1701 View
If no action is taken after storms, shrimp ponds may suffer from organic waste accumulation at the bottom, leading to reduced water quality and affecting the shrimp's living environment.
3 Things You Need to Know When Designing White Leg Shrimp Ponds
08 January 2025 2070 View
White leg shrimp farming is a model that many shrimp farmers are applying. This species has a high tolerance and grows quickly at high stocking densities. The farming period is short, and they rarely exhibit cannibalism compared to other shrimp species. However, despite many advantages, farming this species can be risky without a proper design. So, how can you achieve a high-quality white leg shrimp pond design?
AQUA MINA PROMOTES GIANT FRESHWATER PRAWN FARMING
27 December 2024 1818 View
Giant freshwater prawn farming has emerged as a significant economic driver for local farmers, providing sustainable income and expanding opportunities in aquaculture.
PREVENTING AND TREATING ACUTE HEPATOPANCREATIC NECROSIS DISEASE (AHPND) IN WHITELEG SHRIMP
27 December 2024 1695 View
Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS), also known as Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease (AHPND), is a significant disease affecting shrimp aquaculture worldwide, especially in whiteleg shrimp (Penaeus vannamei) and black tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon). It causes severe mortality in the early stages of shrimp farming, often within the first 20–30 days after stocking.
Tiger Shrimp vs Vannamei Shrimp, Which One is Better for Cultivation?
06 January 2025 2158 View
Tiger shrimp vs Vannamei shrimp is a topic always sought after by farmers. Especially for those who want to get into the world of shrimp farming. This is because vannamei shrimp and tiger shrimp have their advantages and disadvantages in cultivation.
4 Types of Vannamei Shrimp Farms You Have to Know
06 January 2025 2209 View
A shrimp farm is an artificial pond that is used as a habitat for aquaculture activities, one of which is vannamei shrimp. Generally, the pond’s location is near a spring, for example, in a coastal area.
Thousands of Households in Quảng Ninh Granted Sea Areas for Aquaculture
27 December 2024 1896 View
As the largest aquaculture area in Quảng Ninh, Vân Đồn suffered extensive damages when Typhoon Yagi made landfall. The district reported 1,200 damaged aquaculture facilities, 130 sunken boats, and over 32,000 tons of seafood nearing harvest lost, with total damages estimated at approximately 2.28 trillion VND.
The highlights critical factors of Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP) outbreaks in shrimp farming
19 December 2024 1809 View
A regular event dedicated to addressing current challenges and issues in shrimp farming, bringing together cultivation experts, industry practitioners, shrimp farmers, and other relevant stakeholders.
This Is the Best Water Color for Vannamei Shrimp Pond
06 January 2025 1850 View
Pond water is an indicator that must always be considered when cultivating. The best color for vannamei shrimp pond is brownish green and dark green. This colors can describe the living conditions of the shrimp in it. However, this color only becomes a benchmark and farmers need to check it with other indicators regularly.
Rising from nothing after Typhoon Yagi
19 December 2024 1794 View
Three days after Yagi, Mr. Duong, carrying a handful of rice and some dry food, took a boat to Hon Co to collect the remains of 270 cages. "40 years of building, now it's all gone at this age," said Mr. Pham Van Duong, 64, holding up his hands covered with tears.
How to Maintain the Water Quality for Vannamei Shrimp Ponds to Stay Optimal
06 January 2025 1632 View
Ponds are artificial ecosystems where vannamei shrimp grow until they are ready to be harvested. One of the efforts to protect the pond ecosystem is maintaining water quality. Therefore, farmers must know how to maintain pond water quality.
Application of Proper Biosecurity for Shrimp Ponds
06 January 2025 1763 View
Biosecurity for shrimp ponds involves a series of measures to prevent the entry of diseases into the pond area. The scope of biosecurity typically includes both the cultivation ponds and the entire pond area.
Addressing Harmful Algal Blooms in Shrimp Ponds
06 January 2025 1993 View
In the cultivation of vannamei shrimp, various types of algae or plankton exist within the shrimp ponds. The presence of diverse plankton indicates that the pond environment is stable and healthy. However, harmful algal blooms, or a sudden increase in the number of plankton, can be detrimental to the shrimp’s survival.
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