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Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish

The Mission of the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish is to alleviate poverty and improve nutrition in vulnerable populations through reliable and inclusive provision of fish, a nutrient-rich animal source food.

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Image Alternative Text: Staff from Bangladesh’s Department of Fisheries Quality Control Laboratory and Institute of Public Health National Food Safety Laboratory participate in hands-on training.

Improving Capacity in Bangladesh to Detect Fecal Pathogens in Aquaculture

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Fish4Zambia Team Presents at 2021 Women and Gender in International Development Conference

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Meet the Risk Mitigation Specialist: Stephen Reichley

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Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic on the Aquaculture Value Chains in Bangladesh

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Emerging Technologies Improve Aquaculture Data Systems in Bangladesh

Image Alternative Text: Oyediran Olusegun Oyebola interacts with the Ivory Fish Farmers Cluster in Delta State during the awareness meeting.

Improving the Efficiency of Aquaculture Farms in Nigeria

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The cold-chain analysis project in Nigeria is identifying technologies and practices that provide income growth and improve diets, identifying and mapping the aquaculture market systems that improve productivity and reduce post-harvest losses of aquaculture fish, and identifying gaps in the aquaculture post-harvest sector. 

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To improve seed quality and production of Indian major carps and exotic carps, we have a team of researchers working to establish a cryogenic sperm bank to improve commercial seed production and brood banking in Bangladesh. Availability of high-quality broodstocks produced by cryopreserved sperm will also increase the capacity of government and private hatchery operators. 

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Feed the Future Fish Innovation Lab for Fish
240 Wise Center Drive
P.O. Box 6100
Mississippi State, MS 39762
Email fishlab@cvm.msstate.edu
fishlab@cvm.msstate.edu
Call (662) 325-1057
(662) 325-1057
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