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1. www.hatcheryinternational.com › philippines-multiSuccessful outlook for Philippines multispecies hatchery

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   Jan 18, 2019 · Successful outlook for Philippines multispecies hatchery. In November 2013, the Guiuan Marine Fisheries Development Center (GMFDC), a 1.25-hectare, multispecies hatchery in the island province of Samar in the Philippines, was riding high. January 18, 2019 By Ruby Gonzelez.

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2. www.da.gov.ph › from-the-fish-siteFROM THE FISH SITE: Philippines makes further progress on ...

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   Feb 18, 2022 · Author: DA Press Office | 18 February 2022. To help make the Philippines more food secure, the country’s Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is expanding fish hatchery capacity and targeting higher production volumes.

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   Will a multi-species hatchery boost the aquaculture industry in the Philippines?

   • Aquaculture farmers in Albay, Philippines, will have easier access to their preferred fingerling species when the hatchery in Ligao City starts production. Photo: albayd3.com A ₱30million (US $ 594,000) multi-species hatchery project in the Philippines’ Albay province is expected to give the region’s aquaculture industry a boost.

   Multi-species hatchery push in the Philippines

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   Will a fish hatchery project help a deficiency in aquaculture?

   • “This hatchery project shall significantly contribute in addressing the deficiency in the supply of fish seedlings to aquaculture sectors of the province of Albay and the Bicol Region,” Hon. Fernando Cabredo, congressman of the third district of Albay, Philippines said in September during the project’s ground-breaking ceremony.

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   Why is the Philippines greenlighting fish hatcheries?

   • The BAFR, which is part of the wider Department of Agriculture, is keen for the country’s aquaculture sector to grow. As part of this effort, the Philippines is greenlighting fish hatcheries across multiple cities and hopes that the effort will keep fish supplies stable.

   FROM THE FISH SITE: Philippines makes further progress on fish hatchery

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   How much would a fish hatchery cost?

   • The hatcheries would improve the country’s fish fry supply and boost the local aquaculture sector. In addition to the hatcheries, Gongona cited the need to establish satellite hatcheries, ponds, and other infrastructures dedicated to fisheries production. The proposed allocated budget for each hatchery is ₱30 million (US $594,000).

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4. thefishsite.com › articles › philippines-makesPhilippines makes further progress on fish hatchery project

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   Feb 17, 2022 · To help make the Philippines more food secure, the country’s Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is expanding fish hatchery capacity and targeting higher production volumes. The Philippines is building multiple fish hatcheries to help keep fish supplies stable

5. www.bfar.da.gov.ph › 2022/02/07 › press-release#BFARPressRelease | Government Completes Nine Legislated ...

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   Feb 7, 2022 · The DA-BFAR’s Legislated Hatcheries Program aims to meet local requirements for aquaculture seed stocks, reduce dependence from imported fry, and ultimately augment the production of the Aquaculture sector.

6. www.hatcheryinternational.com › multi-speciesMulti-species hatchery push in the Philippines - Hatchery ...

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   Oct 15, 2021 · A ₱30million (US $ 594,000) multi-species hatchery project in the Philippines’ Albay province is expected to give the region’s aquaculture industry a boost. “This hatchery project shall significantly contribute in addressing the deficiency in the supply of fish seedlings to aquaculture sectors of the province of Albay and the Bicol ...

7. aquaculturemag.com › 2021/12/18 › inauguration-ofInauguration of the new multi-species hatcheries and ...

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   Dec 18, 2021 · Published 12/18/2021. Views: 142. Agriculture Secretary of Philippines, William Dar, led the inauguration of the new multi-species hatcheries and broodstock tanks, which are seen to boost the aquaculture sector. The facilities are located in the Tigbauan Main Station of the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center (SEAFDEC).

8. www.bfar.da.gov.ph › 2021/08/31 › da-bfars-pressDA-BFAR’S PRESS RELEASE – SECOND BFAR TILAPIA INTENSIVE ...

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   Apr 18, 2024 · The tilapia intensive hatchery technology was first successfully applied by BFAR 4A in May 2019 at its Freshwater Demonstration Fish Farm (FDFF) located in Bay, Laguna. Said hatchery is now fully operational with the same high hatching rate of 95%.