The BC Salmon Farmers Association was established in 1984, and its initial purpose was to coordinate the distribution of the very limited supply of salmon eggs that were available at the time. Since then, both the industry and the association have changed dramatically.
The BCSFA is a forum for communication and cooperation within the salmon farming sector, and the focal point for liaison between the industry and government. The association works to provide public information on salmon farming and to coordinate industry-wide activities such as the BCSFA Code of Practice, research activities, and various committees and community events.
Illex Squid Closure Reshapes Atlantic Commercial Season United States
NOAA limits directed fishery through year-end after projecting 96% of domestic quota will be harvested
The directed fishery for Illex squid (Illex illecebrosus) is formally closed in United States fe...
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Mackerel Fishing Underway in the Norwegian Sea
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Every time an industrial vessel owner unloads anchoveta, jack mackerel, chub mackerel, tuna, hake, or common cusk-eel, they pay a fishing right to the State. It is not a revenue-driven whim, as Articl...
BCSFA - BC Salmon Farmers Association
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