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The Fish Innovation Lab Goes to Kenya for Regional Partners Meeting
Image Alternative Text: Lowland rice paddy plot in Kebbi State, Nigeria

Tackling Hunger Through Integrated Farming
Image Alternative Text: Tahsina Tabassum interviewed a retail trader at one of the fish markets the team visited to get their survey data.

Fish Value Chain Survey Informs Future Interventions to Mitigate Foodborne Pathogens
Image Alternative Text: Group photo in the 3-D printing lab at LSU AgCenter

A Cross-Collaboration to Build the Cryopreservation Industry in Bangladesh
Image Alternative Text: Kh. Mahbubul Haque, director general for the Bangladesh Department of Fisheries, officially received the G3 rohu strain from Essam Mohammed, director general for WorldFish.

The Carp Genetic Improvement Program in Bangladesh Shares G3 Technology With the Department of Fisheries
Image Alternative Text: Jamaa and his wife (both activity participants) display their goats in Kokotoni Village.

Kenyan Fisherman Improves His Livelihood and Family Wellbeing Through Modified Basket Traps and Training
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The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Fish aims to alleviate poverty and improve nutrition in vulnerable populations through reliable and inclusive provision of fish. Learn more about where and how the Fish Innovation Lab works.

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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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