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Maine researchers looking for reasons behind high salmon egg mortality

Researchers at the University of Maine have found another possible explanation for the decline in farmed salmon egg survival in New England

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 3, 2017 16:17 GMT
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Researchers at the US-based University of Maine have found another possible explanation for the decline in farmed salmon egg survival in New England.  [...]

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