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AK attracts most aquatic farm applications in 17 years
Twenty aqua-farm applications were submitted by Alaska hopefuls in 2022.
Fresh farmed salmon prices tick up; bodes well for wild
Upticks in farmed salmon prices also can push up wild – or help level the price discrepancy between them.
Dutch Harbor does it again!
Seven Alaska ports made the top 20 for seafood landings, five for top values.
Women at ADF&G featured during Women’s History Month
ADF&G salutes women fish and wildlife biologists during Women’s History Month.
Lent begins today – busiest time for seafood sales
Lent seafood sales account for a boost for major food companies as hundreds of millions of Christians around the world observe the holiday.
ASMI launches new cookbook: 40 Years of Fish!
Find 40 years of recipes featured by the AK Marketing Institute. Download for free!
Small businesses win big at Alaska seafood competition
Symphony of Seafood is an Alaska seafood competition that levels the playing field between big seafood businesses and small ‘mom and pops.’
Salmon sperm spawns replacement for plastic cups in China
Salmon sperm is being used to make biodegradable plastic cups in China. Plastic puzzle pieces, too!
NOAA: Simple LED lights helped 86% of Chinook salmon escape trawl nets
Questions and answers about how lights reduced the number of salmon taken as bycatch in Pacific hake fishery.