Fishing boats pass by deep-sea aquaculture platforms, net cages, and fish raft aquaculture areas in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province (ph

The deep sea aquaculture platform helps the modernization and revitalization of the fishery

CHINA
Tuesday, November 22, 2022, 08:00 (GMT + 9)

In recent years, the coast of Fujian has actively explored the use of mechanized and intelligent large-scale steel-structured deep-sea aquaculture platforms to replace the traditional fishing cage culture model, expanding the marine aquaculture area from the offshore to the deep sea, and promoting the modernization and upgrading of the marine industry.

In Lianjiang County, a major seafood county in Fujian, since 2019, 10 sets of deep-sea aquaculture platforms such as "Zhenyu No. 1", "Dinghai Bay" series, and "Taiyu" series have been launched, effectively alleviating the shortage of offshore aquaculture resources The limited development of the fishing industry and marine fishing industry has further enhanced the scale and efficiency of fishery production.

This is a picture taken on November 15 of the "Dinghai Bay" series and "Taiyu" series of deep-sea aquaculture platforms, net cages, and fishing raft breeding areas in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province (drone photo).

This is the "Zhenyu No. 1" deep-sea aquaculture platform (drone photo) taken on November 15 in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province.

Farmed large yellow croakers are eating feed on the "Zhenyu No. 1" deep-sea farming platform in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province (photographed on November 15).

Farmed large yellow croakers are eating feed on the "Zhenyu No. 1" deep-sea farming platform in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province (photographed on November 15).

On the "Zhenyu No. 1" deep-sea aquaculture platform in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province, the staff are at work (photographed on November 15).

On the "Zhenyu No. 1" deep-sea aquaculture platform in Dinghai Bay, Lianjiang County, Fujian Province, the staff demonstrates the cultivation of large yellow croakers (photographed on November 15).

 Source: Xinhua News Agency | Author: | Responsible editor: Yan Jingzhen

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