Thursday, 13 March 2014

Another dry day with decent water levels almost everywhere. Must be a fish or two today otherwise things starting to look pretty bleak.!!


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Atlantic Salmon Federation News
  Wednesday, Mar. 12, 2014
Good News on Land-based Salmon
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Two stories in the past week show land-based salmon farming reaching commercial status. The first is a radio interview, the second an item from a seafood distributor.

Interview on Sustainable Blue
http://asf.ca/interview-on-sustainable-blue-land-based-salmon-farm.html

Land-raised Salmon available in Washington/Maryland area for limited time
http://asf.ca/land-raised-salmon-available-in-washington-dc-area.html
Good News from Maine
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A Machias Woman has donated 10 Acres to the Downeast Salmon Federation to support their operations.
http://asf.ca/machias-woman-donates-10-acres-to-dsf.html
Some Difficult News from Nova Scotia
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An excellent piece describes point by point how DFO destroyed the Mersey Hatchery that held such promise for assisting Atlantic salmon restoration.
http://asf.ca/anatomy-of-mersey-hatchery-destruction.html
Setting the Record Straight in NL
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ASF's Sue Scott points out Ward Samson's many inaccuracies in his letter to editor of The Western Star, Newfoundland
http://asf.ca/on-being-accountable-regarding-asf-policies.html
When the Sea is Rough, Farmed Salmon Escape
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Both in Scotland and Ireland there are stories about many thousands of farmed salmon escaping, to pose a threat to wild salmon runs.

155,000 escape in the Shetlands
http://asf.ca/155-000-salmon-escape-in-shetlands.html

Salmon Farm Wiped Out in Bantry Bay, Ireland?
http://asf.ca/salmon-farm-wipe-out-in-bantry-bay-.html
Sea Lice Conference to be held in Maine
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ASF has had first notice of a conference scheduled for Portland in late August focused on sea lice, both in the industry, and in the impact on wild fish. Read more.
http://asf.ca/sea-lice-conference-to-be-held-in-maine.html

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