Fish health: your questions please

Events & Webinars News19 Jan 2024by Fish Farmer Editor

On Wednesday 24 January at 11.30am GMT, Fish Farmer magazine will be hosting a panel of experts to discuss fish health issues, in the first Aqua Agenda webinar. The discussion will cover the lessons that have been learned since 2022 for salmon farming in Scotland, what the outcomes looked like in 2023 and what the prospects are for better fish health and survival rates in future. Audience members will have the opportunity to put questions to the panel. Panel members are confirmed as Ronnie Soutar - Head of Veterinary Services at Scottish Sea Farms, Charles Allan - Head of the Fish Health Inspectorate and Iain Berrill - Head of Technical at Salmon Scotland. To register for this free webinar, go online to bit.ly/fish-health-web If you have a question for our panel, please submit it to editor@fishfarmermagazine.com by no later than 5pm this Monday, 22 January.

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