The following agenda and presentations were from the 2016 North Central Aquaculture Conference held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on March 12 & 13, 2016. The event was a collaboration between the North Central Regional Aquaculture Center and the Wisconsin Aquaculture Association.
Ask the Expert
- Aquatic Plant Management, Bill Lynch
- Aeration, Bob Robinson
Business Planning
- Getting Started in Aquaculture, Jim Held
- Agri-tourism and Value Added Aquaculture Products, Peter Fritsch
- Live Haul Aquaculture Marketing and Advantages of Collective Sales, Paul Hitchens
- Aquaculture Economics, Kwamena Quagrainie
Aquaculture BMP's
- Water Quality Management, Joe Morris
- Fish Health: What you Need to Know, Nicholas Phelps
- Quality Feed, Quality Fish: BMP for Feeds and Feeding, Paul Brown
Farmer/Culturist Real World Experiences
- Coldwater Production at Wilderness Springs, Mike Foster
- SARE Grants, Bill West
- Affordable Application of Pond-Side Tanks to Increase Production of Coolwater Species, Bill West
Seafood Tech: Source to Table
- U.S. Seafood Industry: Fisheries/Aquaculture Situation & Outlook, John Ewart & Doris Hicks
- Seafood Safety, Processing and Regulation, Doris Hicks
- Seafood in the Diet: Benefits and Risk, Doris Hicks
- Major Seafood Issues in Review: Analysis, Communication Skills and Methods, John Ewart & Doris Hicks
Pond Culture and Management
- Managing Ponds for Sportfish Stocking, Joe Morris
- Aquatic Plant Management in Culture Ponds, Bill Lynch
- Stocking and Harvesting Fish in Ponds, Bob Rode
- Coolwater Fry Culture in Ponds, Chris Hartleb
Aquaponics
- Aquaponics Innovation Center, Chris Hartleb
- Aquaponic System Design and Management, Allen Pattillo
- Aquaponics in Cold Flowing Water System, Ken Semmens
- Fish Management in Aquaponics, Bill Lynch
Coolwater Species
- Iowa DNR Advanced Fingerling Walleye Culture, Alan Johnson
- Ways to Improve Sunfish/LMB Production and Sales, Jim Wetzel
- Commercialization of Walleye and Hybrid Walleye for Aquaculture, Greg Fischer
Non-coolwater Species
- Arctic Char Culture, Greg Fischer
- Marine Shrimp Culture, Bob Rode
- Michigan Netpen Experience, Chris Weeks