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Aquaculture 2019 in numbers and pictures

A selection of images from this week's Aquaculture 2019 event in New Orleans, which attracted a record 3,500 participants from 85 countries, 205 trade stands, 104 sessions, 1,350 speakers and 225 posters.

  • Endangered diamondback terrapins are among the species being produced at Mississipppi Department of Marine Resources' Lyman facility
    Endangered diamondback terrapins are among the species being produced at Mississipppi Department of Marine Resources' Lyman facility
  • Key figures from the American Aquaculture Association got into the spirit of Mardi Gras for a silent auction
  • Mist rising off the Mississippi after the President's Reception at the New Orleans Aquarium
  • The event attracted delegates from all over the US, including farmers from Florida
  • Exhibitors from nearly 100 countries took part
  • Barry Costa-Pierce chaired a number of sessions, including one on ecological aquaculture
  • Bill Martin of Blue Ridge Aquaculture gave a stirring call for the US tilapia sector to raise its game
  • 5m Publishing's Ksenia Warnett at the trade show
  • Jim Tidwell, author of Largemouth Bass Aquaculture, receives an award
  • The algal production facility at the Thad Cochrane Marine Aquaculture Center
  • More New Orleans shenanigans
  • The trade show had 205 stands
  • Event organiser Mario Stael, is "pleased with how the event has grown in line with the growth of the industry"
  • The paddlesteamer Nachez in the mist
  • Blue crab broodstock at the Mississipppi Department of Marine Resources' Lyman facility
  • The Lyman facility has a selection of ponds suitable for the growth of numerous saltwater species
  • Some delegates found the time to find out why Louisiana is known as 'The Sportsman's Paradise'
  • Tripletail at the Thad Cochrane Marine Laboratory
  • Endangered diamondback terrapins are among the species being produced at Mississipppi Department of Marine Resources' Lyman facility thumbnail
  • Key figures from the American Aquaculture Association got into the spirit of Mardi Gras for a silent auction thumbnail
  • Mist rising off the Mississippi after the President's Reception at the New Orleans Aquarium thumbnail
  • The event attracted delegates from all over the US, including farmers from Florida thumbnail
  • Exhibitors from nearly 100 countries took part thumbnail
  • Barry Costa-Pierce chaired a number of sessions, including one on ecological aquaculture thumbnail
  • Bill Martin of Blue Ridge Aquaculture gave a stirring call for the US tilapia sector to raise its game thumbnail
  • 5m Publishing's Ksenia Warnett at the trade show thumbnail
  • Jim Tidwell, author of Largemouth Bass Aquaculture, receives an award thumbnail
  • The algal production facility at the Thad Cochrane Marine Aquaculture Center thumbnail
  • More New Orleans shenanigans thumbnail
  • The trade show had 205 stands thumbnail
  • Event organiser Mario Stael, is "pleased with how the event has grown in line with the growth of the industry" thumbnail
  • The paddlesteamer Nachez in the mist thumbnail
  • Blue crab broodstock at the Mississipppi Department of Marine Resources' Lyman facility thumbnail
  • The Lyman facility has a selection of ponds suitable for the growth of numerous saltwater species thumbnail
  • Some delegates found the time to find out why Louisiana is known as 'The Sportsman's Paradise' thumbnail
  • Tripletail at the Thad Cochrane Marine Laboratory thumbnail