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Farm reports escape of large triploid salmon in Norway

A farm section containing over 60,000 sterile salmon of 6.3 kilos was cut loose during bad weather on Saturday. Non-triploid salmon from the rest of the farm, with 35,000 fish, could also have escaped

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 12, 2015 09:51 GMT
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Part of a salmon farm belonging to Fyllingsnes Fisk went adrift with 62,300 triploid salmon of 6.3 kilos during bad weather on Saturday, reveal information from iLaks.no and the Norwegian fisheries directorate. [...]

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