Salmon Mortality Risk and Prevention Call
Funds aquaculture research teams studying production risks and practical ways to reduce salmon mortality through an FHF project grant.
FHF administers this one-off research grant through its aquaculture research program. The call funds work on the events and underlying production risks that drive mortality in Norwegian salmon farming. FHF expects to fund one project but does not publish an award amount or total funding for the call. The project will combine existing and new knowledge, develop a method for comparing the importance…
Research on underlying risk factors, chains of production events, fish-health data methods and operational measures that can reduce mortality in Norwegian salmon farming.
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