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New Trends, Prospects and Difficulties in the Development of Shellfish Aquaculture
Nowadays, we are paying more and more attention to the development of agriculture, and among it, the farming of seafood is also relatively important. So do you know how the prospects for shellfish farming look? What kinds of difficulties arise in farming? People in Taiwan, China love eating shellfish, and each year, besides eating more than 80,000 metric tons of domestic
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Giant clams are large shellfish of the genus Tridacna; what role do they play?
Do you know a type of shellfish called the giant clam? Would you like to learn about it? Then let's take a look together! The giant clam is the largest bivalve shellfish in the world; its flesh is edible, and the adductor muscle that controls the opening and closing of its shell is the famous ingredient dried scallop. Its
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High marine biodiversity in the waters off Changhua, Taiwan, China; seaweed vessel research promotes fishery transformation
In 2020, Taiwan, China will complete the construction of 2 offshore demonstration wind farms in Changhua and 1 in Miaoli. In the past, the overlap between wind farm siting and the operating areas of capture fisheries along the western coast raised concerns among fishermen. In 107 (2018), the Council of Agriculture commissioned the Fisheries Research Institute to conduct
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Is aromatic hydrocarbon toxic? Effects on fish and whether contaminated fish can be eaten
The explosion at the No. 3 aromatic hydrocarbon plant of the Sixth Naphtha Cracker Complex in Mailiao Township has caused anxiety among residents near aquaculture fish ponds, who worry that their catch may be contaminated. On the 15th, scholars from the College of Public Health at National Taiwan University, who have long studied pollution issues related to the Sixth Naphtha Cracker Complex, together with the Institute of Toxicology, and the Changhua and Taixi experimental stations of the Fisheries Research Institute, went to 18 fish ponds in Changhua and Yunlin to take samples, hoping to understand the scope and extent of the explosion's impact.
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Assessment of halving tariffs on processed imported agricultural and fishery products such as sea scallops and yams
Tariffs on imports of agricultural products and processed foods such as sea scallops, yams, satsuma mandarins, and prepared milk skin could be halved! In response to requests from industry operators, the Ministry of Finance is reviewing the possibility of reducing tariffs on agricultural and fishery products, processed foods, and grain alcohol. Of these, 5 items are related to the Council of Agriculture, and after review the Council of Agriculture's International Division believes the impact on the relevant industries will be limited.
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New changes to the 2019 fishing moratorium policy, with rewards during the moratorium period to protect the recovery of marine resources
To encourage fishermen to observe the fishing moratorium in port during a certain period, the Fisheries Agency originally established the "Voluntary Fishing Moratorium Implementation Guidelines," and recently, in accordance with Article 59-1, Paragraph 2 of the Fisheries Act, announced the "Voluntary Fishing Moratorium Reward Regulations," in which the reward amount for each sampan and fishing raft
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Breakthrough in Artificial Breeding of Blue-banded Angelfish Fry, Creating Value While Balancing Ecology
Brilliant colors and dazzling postures, with schools of fish swimming gracefully underwater, are extraordinarily therapeutic, and have also made the ornamental aquarium industry a star industry under trends such as the stay-at-home economy and physical and mental stress relief; according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
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Why are Taiwan, China's live grouper exports being blocked? China suddenly increases testing for VER virus
The volume of live grouper exported from Taiwan, China to China has been declining year after year. According to Customs Administration statistics, from January to March 2018 it was about 3711 metric tons, while in the same period this year only 2478 metric tons were exported, with output value plunging by more than 430 million yuan. In early March, it was reported that a fish farm in Kaohsiung exporting live grouper to China was rejected because
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Can Cuttlefish Be Eaten Raw? Learn the Precautions for Eating Cuttlefish Raw
Cuttlefish is a mollusk found in temperate, subtropical and tropical waters. When it encounters enemies or danger, it squirts ink to escape, which is the origin of the name "cuttlefish." Cuttlefish is mainly distributed in China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, China and Hong Kong, China, and is
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What methods do cuttlefish use to escape from natural enemies?
Cuttlefish can spray ink to confuse enemies; the ink tastes very bitter and makes it unbearable for predators, and at the same time it uses jet propulsion to accelerate and maneuver flexibly to escape predators. 1. The living habits of cuttlefish Cuttlefish like to live in the deep waters of the open ocean. Every year
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