E-Learning & Certification of the principles of salmon breeding, fish breeding in artificial conditions has a history of several thousand years. But free-range fish farming is a relatively new activity. These fish were first bred artificially in the last century in order to supply and increase fish stocks in water sources for fishing. There are theories that show that this fish breeding was first started by the Indians of the West of America by transferring the eggs from the rivers to the breeding centers. The Danes pioneered the cultivation of rainbow trout for human consumption. Currently, this industry has become widespread in most of the developed countries. Atlantic salmon farming has developed rapidly in Scotland and Norway, and more recently in Chile and Tasmania. fish The Pacific Ocean is native to the west coast of the United States and Canada. In addition to growing in those areas, it is also grown in countries such as New Zealand. In terms of classification, trout are part of Anadermous, Iran’s farmed trout are mostly rainbow species and the first species of free-living fish family or Salmonidae. Its cultivation is very important in the provinces of Mazandaran and Kahkiloyeh. Their spawning season in the northern hemisphere is from December to May. And in Iran, it continues during autumn and winter until the beginning of spring.

Summary of this period:

After the past three decades, the science of aquaculture has grown amazingly. And the development of this science is happening globally. The increase in the world’s population and the need to provide food as an important principle has caused people’s attention to be directed to the maximum utilization of resources. The limitation of water resources in the country along with the need of the people to provide food and strengthen the economic base of the villagers and farmers has turned the farming of cold water fish into one of the activities with high productivity in the agricultural sector, considering the increase in water productivity and the enrichment of agricultural waters in recent years. Is . The compressibility of cold water fish and the appropriate growth rate of salmon are among the factors that have increased the desire of farmers and aquaculturists to breed this species.

Course headings virtual learning Basics of salmon farming:

+ Aquaculture principles + Salmon breeding + Salmon Farming 2

Prerequisites of the Salmon Farming Principles Training Course:

This course does not require special prerequisites and is taught from the basics.