Council Bluffs, Iowa; February 4-6, 2019
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources hosted the Coolwater and Mid-Continent Warmwater Fish Culture Workshops in Council Bluffs, IA on February 4-6, 2019. The majority of participants work in federal, state, and higher-education facilities related to fish culture. Below are links to PDFs of selected presentations from the meeting.
Aloisi, Eckes, and Eschen. Development of a Growth Model for Lake Sturgeon
Blackwell et al. Assessment of Short-Term Mortality of Wild-Caught Female Walleye Broodstock
Broering. Introduction to Nanobubble Technology
Chairvolotti. Minimizing the Impact of Zebra Mussels (Dreissena polymorpha)
Chairvolotti and Kelsey. Applied Protocols and Procedures at the Ed Weed Fish Culture Station
COCHRAN. HATCHERY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION UPDATES
Dagendesh. Dragonfly… A Continuing Education Species!
Esser and Johnson. An Experimental RAS Egg Incubation Unit
Farmer. A fish Health Perspective on Biosecurity and Disinfection
Farrier et al. Predator Impact on Stocked Fingerling Walleye and White Bass in Lake McConaughy
Gunn. Early Spawn Channel Catfish
Hughes. Michigan Musky Culture
Hyer. Biologic and Chemical Filtration System for Iron and Manganese Removal
Lewis. Durant State Fish Hatchery Renovations
McParland. Effluent Treatment Overview
Mosier. Kansas Aquatic Biodiversity Center
Pereira and Cochran. Economic Justification for Hatchery and Fisheries Infrastructure Improvements
Rogers. Potential uses for UASs in Aquaculture
Trusso. Recirculating Aquaculture Systems: Design Basics System Components
Scholten. Inexpensive Artificial Spawning Habitat In Your Production Ponds
Starzl. Gavins Point NFH; technical advancements and facility update