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Production management, feed control, and water quality for working aquaculture operations.

Two workers in waders feeding juvenile fish through a stainless steel bar grader beside outdoor concrete tanks, the fish dropping into separate channels by size

Production management

Grading fish: what a grading day must record

Grading fish moves a whole unit's stock in hours. What the record must hold: sources, residuals, size classes, destinations and a reconciled count.

A farm manager reviewing a pond status report in AquaOS on a desktop monitor, with rearing tanks visible through the office window

Feed and growth

Plan vs actual in aquaculture production

A production plan is only useful if it can be compared to what the fish actually did. What the plan, the projection and the record each have to hold.

A worker in waders leaning over the rim of a large round tank of rainbow trout with a long-handled dip net, inside a recirculating farm building with more tanks and overhead pipes

Feed and growth

Trout farm management software: what to record

What trout farm management software has to record: a feed table the farm owns, raceways in series, grading most weeks, and where the eggs came from.

See AquaOS on your operation

Bring a real production scenario. AquaOS is walked through on your operation, not a canned dataset.