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“Good Practices and Innovation in Breeding and Genetics of Aquaculture Species” focuses on the dynamic realm of aquaculture with a focus on enhancing breeding and genetic methodologies. Participants will explore the latest advancements and best practices in the field, aiming to optimize breeding programs and genetic selection to meet the growing demands of sustainable aquaculture. Through a blend of theoretical insights and practical case studies, the seminar underscores the significance of innovation in driving genetic improvement, disease resistance, and overall productivity within aquaculture systems. By fostering interdisciplinary collaborations and embracing cutting-edge technologies, the session will highlight the pivotal role of genetic innovation in shaping the future of aquaculture, ensuring its resilience and viability amidst evolving environmental and market challenges. Furthermore, the session will delve into the importance of SPF Monodon, a specific strain of black tiger shrimp bred in controlled environments, showcasing its role in disease prevention and sustainable aquaculture practices.
Managing Director, Solidaridad Network Asia
In a global landscape increasingly demanding sustainable solutions, he not only espouse the principles of sustainability but also actively implement them. As the Managing Director of Solidaridad Asia, he has guided to helm an elite corps of 600 professionals across nine nations, effectuating a transformative influence on over 1.6 million smallholder farmers. From humble beginnings as the founder of Solidaridad Asia, with a nascent team of three in India, they have evolved to serve as a paragon of sustainability throughout the Asian continent.
Managing Director, Solidaridad Network Asia
In a global landscape increasingly demanding sustainable solutions, he not only espouse the principles of sustainability but also actively implement them. As the Managing Director of Solidaridad Asia, he has guided to helm an elite corps of 600 professionals across nine nations, effectuating a transformative influence on over 1.6 million smallholder farmers. From humble beginnings as the founder of Solidaridad Asia, with a nascent team of three in India, they have evolved to serve as a paragon of sustainability throughout the Asian continent.
Managing Director, Solidaridad Network Asia
In a global landscape increasingly demanding sustainable solutions, he not only espouse the principles of sustainability but also actively implement them. As the Managing Director of Solidaridad Asia, he has guided to helm an elite corps of 600 professionals across nine nations, effectuating a transformative influence on over 1.6 million smallholder farmers. From humble beginnings as the founder of Solidaridad Asia, with a nascent team of three in India, they have evolved to serve as a paragon of sustainability throughout the Asian continent.
Managing Director, Solidaridad Network Asia
In a global landscape increasingly demanding sustainable solutions, he not only espouse the principles of sustainability but also actively implement them. As the Managing Director of Solidaridad Asia, he has guided to helm an elite corps of 600 professionals across nine nations, effectuating a transformative influence on over 1.6 million smallholder farmers. From humble beginnings as the founder of Solidaridad Asia, with a nascent team of three in India, they have evolved to serve as a paragon of sustainability throughout the Asian continent.
