This SHOCKING Fish Farm Is Growing Fish Faster Than Ever Before
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- čas přidán 27. 11. 2022
- This SHOCKING Fish Farm Is Growing Fish Faster Than Ever Before
Lifting water is very heavy, and likewise very energy intensive. It's much easier to move the water. By doing so, one may dramatically reduce energy use. A business in Norway called Andfjord Salmon has figured out how to do that very thing. Their facility is submerged in the ground, so the pool is at the same level as the adjacent sea. This eliminates the need for water to be pumped. In fact, they do not have pumps for doing this at all - instead, they use flow boosters. Which translates to a lot of energy saved.
But better than that, this Fish Farm Is Growing Fish Faster Than Ever Before
Land-based fish farmer Andfjord Salmon has reported an “industry-leading” survival rate for the first batch of fish stocked in its flow-through system at Kvalnes on the Norwegian island of Andøya.__If there is one certain thing, it is that the fish in the pool at Kvalnes thrive. The survival rate is currently at 99.4%.
So, how come they're doing so well?
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He repeats a lot of words without saying a lot
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"keeping investors happy" 3 or 4 times. ))
Surely the irritating background "music" makes up for the robotic script.
all over the places
here's a hint - if your story is about farming/raising salmon -
make sure the fish in your story are salmon and not a bunch of other types of fish
also - the story was about the "new flow thru fish farm for salmon"
so why would you keep showing a bunch of videos of different types of fish farms - again why ?
This seems like very poorly prepared stock marketing - a bunch of buzz words, no pumps/pumps, bass/perch/salmon, some fishing/some farming, repetitive...
Some scenes were taken from korean indoor salmon farm
simple answer, it's AI generated
lots of striped bass and tilapia footage in your salmon ad.
Did you know that Salmon from Norway has been deemed the most toxic farmed fish on earth.
A "flow booster" is a PUMP. The fish bio waste is put back in the ocean, POLUTING THE OCEAN.
but if you plant seaweed or kelp farm underneath it would neutralize the pollution
It seems like they're not telling us the full truth. But in defense, if the ponds are at the same level it would take very little energy to move that water. But your right, it still needs pumps.
And did you see all the food the feed? They never did go into details on how they move that much waist.
I'd turn it into worm food and grow worms to feed the fish.
I'm left wondering.
hate to break it to you buddy...but the ocean has 1,000,000x more fish than what this farm is raising, so there's already 1,000,000x more fish poop in the ocean.
@@bvbxiong5791 Aqa farming waste is big deal.
So it's not the same as fish in the open ocean.
Please take some time to educate yourself on the problem.
They already told you how they get rid of the waste. They are in close proximity to the natural jet stream there for let nature take it and make it someone else's problem.
Farmed Salmon is the most toxic food available.
It's certainly up there with the worst I agree.
yup right up there with Chicken and Pork. Ive quit buying grocery meat 10 years ago, hundred of videos and on site visites have convinced me. You are what you eat as they say
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I understand the need but as a former Alaskan it is easy to tell the difference between wild and farm raised fish.
I remember fishing on a lake in southern Ontario and they just finished up a survey using electro-shock to stun the fish and they float up to the surface. One of the conservation scientists said if people knew how big the fish were, they would never go swimming. The guy piloting the vessel added there's only 2 safe methods for a guy to go skinny dipping, the back stroke and the one handed dog paddle.
What part of southern Ontario
Deep lake fish is giant. There is one fish species that drags rural women near River banks when they are washing cloths. We name them Doman Fish (Malaysia Deep Lakes) . Dangerous highly ferocious Fish.
What about the water return to the sea, is that filtered, also how about using some of these to return spawn back into the rivers
i have seen the damage these farms do to the eco-system, there is no sea life/weed anywhere near these things, a seal ripped open a net in Tasmania and locasl were catching some of the fish but several had health issues ie deformities etc. I have not or will not buy farmed salmon after hearing and seeing what they do.
Will I be willing to trade places with a wild salmon? Yes. A salmon in these tiny containers? No. Salmons travel far distances and have all kinds of places to go, things to eat, other species to see. There's not a chance that these salmons are healthy especially eating dried food.
Isn’t it amazing how there was once enough fish naturally breeding in the wild to supply our needs, now we have to breed them in farms.
I think the point was that you can farm the fish for waaay cheaper than fishing. I am a bit concerned about the concentrated waste possibly being dumped back into the beautiful fjord waters. Maybe a system of lagoon type gravity waste ponds would work, but i don't know how it's done without pumping. Need more information than this video provides.
Watch a video on a fish trawler-they don't leave anything.
Drinking game idea: Watch this video and take a shot every time you hear the phrase, "laminar water flow".
Where does the waste water goes ? Did they treated it before releasing it to the environment? With 17 time water volume come in and out over 24hr I don't think so they can.. For me this method of farming is not far less different than caging system except the caging use top water instead from the bottom of the ocean.
Wow...amazing
WOW! your right! This is SHOCKING! Who knew we could fish! Thank you Einstein
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Is farm raised salmon considered the most toxic food?
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Please increase fish farms across the world at every State shoreline! Our fish population is soooo depleted from Man’s over fishing by companies & increases of shark populations & something needs to happen ASP! These Companies that over fish should be made to pay high tax to build fish farms or build their own farms and stop the madness of taking our sea life to record lows!
When you click on a video but hit "backspace" once you read the first few comments before the ad ends.
What do they feed them? are there chemicals in the feed? etc.
I wonder how much money does it cost to service water treatment needs, for farm raising successfulness?
Thanks for sharing your video💌
The coral reefs in the man made islands in Saudi Arabia have been using this technology for years, I think it was a British guy who developed it for the Arabs
Lifting water from 40 meters unlikely to prevent lice infestation in previously infected areas, filtration to the point of prevention will be costly in set up maintenance and labour. whilst also removing any natural food source from the water stream, is the water leaving the farm filtered?and what chemicals are they using during production runs. The whole system comes across as a high tec version of late victorian trout farming. Does the farm produce it's own energy or grow the food requirements of the stock.Does seem to have been granted rather large quotas for a system still in development. I will be interested to see how well this scheme does in the long term and whether it will work with other species or even in a symbiotic multi specie fashion.
They feed them garbage industrialized seed oil junk.
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Why are there stripped bass shown in many of the footages? Those are definitely not from the salmon farm
Because it’s bollocks 🤷♂️
What do they feed these fish, and is the flushing enough to eliminate all their waste?
nice drinking game everytime he say flowtechnology
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I wonder if raising natural food vs food pellets for the fish could be a thing? Any benefits to cost, energy, quality, or taste?
Combine both so every ones of them were keep eating last but not the least the Dissolved oxygen must be kept at saturated levels even witb high bioloads
Salmon consume a lot of Krill in the wild giving them the flesh the colour. Farmed salmon is pumped with dyes
What keeps the fish pellets from rotting?
@@Deeznutz002 most of the fish pellets are eaten pretty fast. I worked at a trout farm in NC. We regulate the feeding so 99 percent of the food is eaten during each feeding.
I know from aquariums - the pellets are growth, and polution big time.
These images vary a lot. Sometimes the water looks clean and clear other times the very brown. This is more a travel movie with images from all over.
I say WELL DONE you guys. You've solved a very old problem quite well.
Bogus video. Everything shown in this video are stock videos. No real footage of the actual facility and people in person talking about it.
But, do the freash water wells have pumps?
laminar waterflow technology . Wow .
and there is another reason why the fish farm has thrived so well and your land based operations and that is the fact that there are no natural predators to attack the salmon they live in peace that's why your survival rate is so high
OK, what about the fish food? I read that the fish food is not regulated and can contain all kinds of harmful and even poisonous chemicals. Do they use special fish food that is actually clean of all that?
Nope. Full of extremely toxic hydrogenated seed oil from Canola usually, the worst form of omega 9 fat allowed in the human food system.
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Very fantastic farming
19,000 tons per year of farmed fish from this facility. Disposal of the fish feces and lice infestations are the problems. Better to eat greenhouse hydroponic farm tomatoes and lettuce. At Provideniya, Chukotka, Russia these greenhouses are heated with deep wells geothermal hot water.
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Most fish farming is an environmental nightmare .Norway is considering a 40% ground rent tax on salmon and trout farms with volumes over 4000 tonnes.
I will always myself and teach my kids to fish. Fishing has been in my family as far back to our homeland. I wouldn't eat farm raised.
The issues are these fish swimming in their own fecal matter line the Norway?
where to start with this? wow.
I think it is A.I . Voice with an dedicated but underdeveloped write
Farmed salmon is a much inferior product compared to wild caught...35% fat vs 5% in the wild caught fish..
Mind if Imay Ask, How is the fish-waste Removed from the farms?
Forgive me for that Norway but in Australia, it is a Huge problem to the Environment of fish waste or poop. Again, Malaysia has infarming processes by Cleaning the water and Re-running the waters for its Fish stocks.
Mind if I ask, What are the fish feed made off?
Again, apologies But we Need Natural Foods of the species to provide Better and Healthier Foods for people.
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Interesting that the video is about salmon but much of it shows stripped bass.
Feed the masses to keep Jobs safe fishery/stocks plus Wild salmon needs a break from the hungry humans around the world except those native to the area
At least trying something than not doing nothing at all being a proactive approach and community opinions expressed are good too .
What we're they feeding them with? That is the crux of the matter.
What they feed them ?
And what do they feed the fish,pellets,not so great afterall,
Why some scenes were taken from korean indoor salmon farm? That is shocking
But wait, there's more ...
with under water 'tunnels' the fish cold swim away from diseases
Waste water used for growing vegetables?
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Wait. I thought they used no pumps then they state they pump ground water. BS from start to end.
+ Stripped Bass?
They still rear them on junk rancid hydrogenated vegetable seed oil soaked pellet feed though.
Salmon fishes is not delicious to eat. Maybe nutrition wise. I think Rainbow Trout taste more delicious
Video contradict the narrative.
The old method used in Norway was toxic to the fish and water
Nice commercial 😂
So many reasons to not eat farmed meat.
You'll need to fact check this but I was told Norweigan farmed salmon are the most toxic of any farmed salmon. Could be totally wrong.
It is. If you look at wild cold vs farm raised. The wild caught is a beautiful deep red, the farm raised is as orange as a Cheeto. The stuff is so jacked on chemicals and food pellets that it can cause hysteria and anxiety if eaten to much.
And what is shocking about that?
So sad 😔
No discussion of disease,, waste release into the wild? This may be a very financially sustainable project but I doubt it is an ecologically sustainable project.
But are they GMO fish?
disgusting. NORWAY IS #1 POLLUTER LIVING OFF OIL PRODUCTION... (but they sound so environmentally friendly...)
Well, those stripped fish do not look like salmon. 😐
If the salmon are growing that fast, they will be extremely fatty… No thank you, I’ll continue to source and pay extra for wild salmon
Worst tasting fish I ever had was a farm raised trout. I think cardboard would taste better.
Norway? I just saw another channel talking about norway is the dirtest farming salmon and will cause cancer
Pure cancer meat due to pesticide used in pellets and high Omega 6 content of the pellets. Just PR advertising here.
some footages from Korean salmon farming were used here… czcams.com/video/tx6VY1ArXko/video.html
STOP WITH THE IMAGE CLICK BAIT PLEASE!!!!!
Half the fish shown aren’t salmon
Norwegian fish farms? Some of the most polluting in the world!
Good luck eating that fish! lol
The Video is NOT of Salmon, those are Hybrid Striped Bass Fry, is this a Hoax video, definitely fake, I know as I work in Salmon Hatcheries and Striped Bass Farms in the USA
this is propaganda. what is in the feed? formaldehyde?
This is pretty much just about water movement. I wonder why they don't talk about the nasty pellets they feed the fish which are colored red make the red/pink. Otherwise they would be a nasty gray color. How about antibiotics that are also infused into the feed. Sorry, buy my taste buds will only experience true wild salmon and yes, I can tell the difference.
The salmon I see in my stores that is farm raised is as orange as it gets. Not red at all like the wild salmon. For a while I ate farm raised and it gave me health anxiety like crazy. Only after I quit eating it did I go back to not thinking I was dying or had cancer every day.
eight minutes of explaining the flow through method without explaining it .
I refuse to eat anymore farmed fish because they simply taste rotten!
Never eat Salmon from farms.
And the award for talking for 10 minutes yet not saying anything remotely interesting or relevant goes to………🤦♂️
The broadcaster repeats countless times and does not say the main thing in his words!!!
I wouldn't feed it the cat .
All I'm thinking about is cancer and I don't know why
how to handle the poop..not even discussed....the disease making shit... not even talked about....
farm grown fish have a high bacteria level in their meat and growth steroids
What are they fed on ?
Chicken shit and chicken feathers seem to be popular ....and cheap .
A 9 minute vid that could have been 2 because of the cyclical nature of the commentary. Any hoo apart from that . Traditional salmon farms are an eco-disaster, if this proves to be safer then that is really good. What happens to all the sewage? That tonnage of fish will sure do some shitting in a day. So please pardon me if I wont hold my breath waiting for the benefits to show.Because all these promises were made when aquaculture first started seriously in the 1970s.
a scientific analysis ............ this is not........
Most dangerous fish to consume. This is paid commercial propaganda.
Damn seems like a waste of time posting this story. The negatives are coming thick and fast with a lot of educated backgrounds commenting.
Obscene intensive factory farming. Natural habitat rubbish.
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