The transaction is widely regarded as the biggest salmon farming deal since SalMar’s acquisition of fellow Norwegian producer NTS.
Thanks to this project, hydropower operators can automatically tally fish counts and species composition as fish pass through monitoring stations.
The Canadian trial builds on Terragen’s success in its home market in Australia, where research has demonstrated the benefits of its biological products.
The commercial rollout follows the completion of NRGene Canada’s Saskatoon-based BSF production facility in January 2025.
The educational content includes the biology and interaction between the rumen and lower gut, support for dairy calves from birth through lactation, and the importance of maintaining a balanced microbiota.
The new facility is expected to play a pivotal role in keeping B.C.’s food systems safe and sustainable, helping farmers, animals, and communities thrive for decades to come.
Tenacibaculum is a genus of bacteria primarily known for causing disease in fish, especially in marine aquaculture environments.
The new venture will leverage the companies’ complementary strengths, combining financial strength with technical innovation.
The expansion includes a new system for loading soybean and canola meal and increased meal storage at the ADM crush plant.
The leadership transition signals a renewed emphasis on combining strategic growth with sustainability, ensuring that farmers have the tools, science, and support needed to thrive in a changing agricultural landscape.