Buying guides
Aquaculture ERP vs production software: which first?
Where an aquaculture ERP stops and production software begins: which records each one owns, and which one a farm actually needs first.
Blog
Production management, feed control, and water quality for working aquaculture operations.
Production management
Shrimp farm production control: where Excel breaks
Why the shared Excel workbook fails at shrimp farm production control: pond history, feed records, rollups, and what replacing it looks like.
Buying guides
Tilapia farm management software: what to track
What tilapia farm management software should track: stocking, splits, feed by weight band, grading, survival, and a harvest record buyers accept.
Production management
Aquaculture inventory accuracy: why counts drift
Counts drift for four specific reasons between stocking and harvest. What each one does to the number, and what a record has to do to stay honest.
Production management
Aquaculture traceability records: what audits ask for
Digital lot traceability became mandatory in the EU in January 2026. What a farm has to be able to show, and where those records come from.
Production management
Multi-site aquaculture management: one shared record
What breaks when a farm outgrows one site and one manager: comparability, access, and who owns the number.
Feed and growth
Aquaculture feed records that hold up
Why most farm feed records measure the plan instead of the fish, what a defensible feed record contains, and how it changes the feed conversion figure.
Buying guides
Hatchery software: four tests to run in a demo
Four tests to run in any hatchery software demo: a three-way split, a grading day that reconciles, a failed spawn in the record, and a printable pond report.
Water quality
Monitoring remote ponds: what it actually takes
Connectivity, power, and data binding decide whether pond monitoring works. What to specify before buying, and why an unbound reading answers nothing.
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