The Future of Seafood - Full Episode

It is estimated there will be two billion more people on the planet by mid-century. To feed this booming world population, more fish will need to be farmed than ever before. One way to increase fish production in a sustainable way is to move aquaculture operations offshore - where there is plenty of available space and strong currents flush out the pens to avoid polluting sensitive ecosystems.
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[@pattschroeder4181]

I’ve not seen that fish farming video before. Extremely informative and very interesting. Hope this information can make it to mainstream tv so many more people can see the future of seafood farming.

[@waterbug85]

As a fisherman I'm excited to see Sustainable Aquaculture Technology continue to improve. Good job and keep up your great work.

[@fisharejoy]

I aggree

[@golakbhowmik2684]

There is a worldwide aquaculture system like this has to be introduced for public health. Very very appreciative job.

[@lloydglyn6831]

I don't know a lot about fish farming this video certainly appears to be making a real effort to produce high quality product this company is quite inspiring to me congratulations 🌹🌹

[@donsmith9899]

Way to go U of Miami, I grew up across from this Great University. They have always been on the cutting edge of take care of our environment and our Oceans. From a MBA, and one of the Top Architectural Co. in Miami, our family members, thank you. Please keep up the great work for our planet, and the Oceans that surrounds us. Only at the U. Alumni Family.

[@TheGreenGorman]

Misa don't understand sa u sa sasa usa big bongo head

[@theinnovatorsLLC]

Really informative video, and very well put together.

[@wesleykane8050]

Very informative definitely vetting my fish in the future!

[@KT-vp5zv]

Is there a school I can go to for this I wanna start my own company in this sector

[@MattFosterGymnastics]

Wow so great. Thanks for the hard work.

[@ponyrang]

Wow, I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.

[@chuckeynewkirk199]

Great video!

[@AndreaBarbieri]

How much does the 20 fish containers cost? Considering the 3 meter wave average, the seasonal storms, the very strong current, the shark proof cages. Im just curious... not the big cost of the entire project. But only the offshore setup and the offshore maintenance.

[@fabiosunspot1112]

Everyone is trying to claim that they have the best farm fish but the truth is it's very expressive to farm fish in a healthy clean way and no one has yet to do both, this farm seems to be halfway there...

[@andyeighttre]

Ora King makes this claim, but there fish isn’t that healthy for you.

[@johnbergamini3567]

Wow. Brilliant. Architecturally, I would make the whole operation ocean-based. It's probably already happening...

[@bidav2114]

2:10 it's always asians or Africans or latin Americans fault even when Europeans and USA are at fault too. Has anyone seen the Patagonia "Artifishal" documentary? Have you seen how cramped some USA fish farms are? But no, let blame others especially China.

[@chipcrchip3866]

How many kg is the weight of the fish when sold?

[@quadrim.a.2816]

In near future we are supposed to have "Hatchery Ships " - on board hatcheries

[@hoangle-xq1fy]

Helle. im from Vietnam so how i can come to your Farm to visit?

[@PeterTysdal]

I wonder if they've experimented with black soldier fly maggot feed, they can eat pretty much anything and fish like it.

[@farqadmazhar1210]

Yesss. I was just thinking about. You could also use meal worms or crickets.

[@iordache3278]

because only with certain type of food fish can grow faster in a limited time. If you feed it longer you loose some money ,they try to avoid this scenario, that"s why are using just special designed fish food.

[@fuzzy927]

Sustainable Aquaculture comes with a big price tag to native fish.

[@gavinmendonca8925]

Awesome great innovation keep up the great work.

[@Ahsaas8]

Woow sounds great

[@feliciapattman]

Interesting

[@sjvche7675]

Disease spread is the limiting factor, as well point source pollution.

[@videoloverboy]

Good stuff, must be stewards of the sea. Interested? Another, older, documentary about "Breeding Southern Bluefin Tuna" search KZbin worth watching to meet the pioneers, the risk takers and hopefully the celebrated successes of this century!

[@trinidadelizabethantonio1805]

How much does it cost for a fish pen?

[@heinsbarber6244]

Why you have to do this aquaculture project offshore and not in the US waters? So that when something goes wrong someone can get away with it easily? Im just saying...

[@iandavidvillaloboswong5180]

Been 2 years but doesnt Florida get a lot of hurricanes? There are no hurricanes in Panama so its easily a better choice

[@LivingWithGout]

Why can’t all aquaculture be like these guys. Oh wait - greed!

[@mohsohsohmoh9004]

Great job. Beautiful designs. Minus the vaccination and antibiotics. Looking forward to the non fish meal as their food source.

[@crimsonlanceman7882]

GARY?

[@hakeempickering5986]

The little fish eggs look like flakes of gold

[@nf1629]

Hi can't you breed a fish that eats mainly plant base feed and then use this fish to make the pellets for the carnivores fish. I am thinking of the Asian carp that is such a problem in the rivers or smaller fish that eat algae. I am not from America, but speak as a outsider so maybe are ignorant on what is possible and whats not.

[@bidav2114]

They don't want to do the hard work. Raising herbivores means they will have to raise planktons and aquatic plants for the fishes. They choose the shortcut(to them not to me). I'm currently researching and working on a project at the moment though there hasn't been fund to execute the project but it involves raising small fishes to feed the big fishes that we eat. Don't be shock if you hear about me in few years

[@mikaericson726]

I can't you imagine the world's demand for red meat being supplied from bison or moose being supplied from the wild, why do we expect this from the sea ?

[@christothomas9364]

To be very frank...Guysss 'Sea foods" from the real sea is really tasty, more Demanding and containing the natural Calciums, artifitial Seafood farming and Exporting is really difficult when Compared to " Sea foods " from the Original Sea...!

[@richarddr1234]

We eat farmed tilapia, milkfish and African catfish in the Philippines. Yummy.

[@payer2410]

who is hungry from this video? me

[@crimsonlanceman7882]

10:39 "especially in Asia" *racism intensifies*

[@mohsohsohmoh9004]

He said some Asian countries. Stressing on some. Yes. Racist.

[@peterallison4464]

The entire world has less animals in it than yesterday and tomorrow less and this path will continue until ecological collapse then the world will be forced to take notice. This is the unromanticized reality. Covid 19 has accelerated this process as animals are a food resource and this will carry on until ecological collapse. No matter what we say and what we do this trajectory has carried and will carry on: as a species humans are just not intelligent enough to rectify this issue at the present time. Reality can be very different from are myopic expectations. Equalibram will be obtained regardless of human opinion and this my well not be to Human advantage as we see it.

[@andyeighttre]

In BC, salmon farms have polluted the sea floor with 3 feet deep of shit. So this has to “rectified”.

[@박예찬-g5s]

I am a Korean. Can you summarize it briefly?

[@KE-fv2hx]

박예찬 it us a

[@asyoudontwish2167]

North korea

[@crimsonlanceman7882]

sure... *words*

[@richarddr1234]

They really should have censored the customer's information 😅

[@howareyou7667]

Anyone here from MGS?

[@cwill114]

I like how the guy uses 2030. Kind of a close projected deadline to the great reset

[@aznews5174]

1000 Likes ❤

[@uruvilaathakarjanan9996]

is there a video of how the fishes were mass-stunned & mass-bled....?

[@reinaldopereda7657]

We will keep playing GODS, no doubts about it GRED overpower our intelligence until we eventually DESTROY ALL OUR GOOD RESOURCES

[@MyCommentsRMaturelol]

"it's so efficient" "yeah it takes 2 lbs of fish to make one pound of fish

[@Glee73]

which is why they're working so hard to make it better with more research and testing as mentioned in the video.

[@MyCommentsRMaturelol]

@@Glee73 I mean the science surrounding energy loss on each step of the food chain is pretty well documented

[@Klamny]

and for cows its 3 kg of food for 1 kg of meat

[@MyCommentsRMaturelol]

Yes, 3lbs of plant food which is more efficient than feeding meat. Dont get me wrong tho, cows are a terribly inefficient crop.

[@aznmien1871]

feeds 2 fish to get 1 fish.. dumb..

[@susanfaber2595]

Omg

[@alpaykasal2902]

plastic net pens = microfibers in our food. bad decision there.

[@mohd.rosdiasngat2234]

Ah apa mau jaga kasih abis lh

[@TheGreenGorman]

I want a job on a boute catching fish not being a git farmer

[@perrytheplatypus199]

Population is the only reason for environmental threats

[@richarddr1234]

That's a racist view. The truth is, it is the white man, who is a minority in this world, taking more resources in proportion to the rest of the world. If they would just live simply like the black man in Africa, there is no doubt the world can support the current population.

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@richarddr1234 that is half-baked truth

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@richarddr1234 the more the population the more resources one need even if i consider everyone is extracting normal level of resources the planet is not sufficient to maintain the need

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@richarddr1234 this problem can be notified since the bronze age. At that time no black and white politics exists

[@perrytheplatypus199]

@@richarddr1234 to me black or whites makes no difference

[@Peace10339]