Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Farmed salmon gets a bad rap, but when done right, it’s a sustainable and affordable source of healthy protein. Nutritionally, ...

Indoor salmon farming is an effective solution for protecting fish populations as demand increases. Ensure you're getting the best farmed salmon. Look for ASC /MSC labels or research the source.

One of the most common misconceptions about aquaculture is that it reduces pressure on wild fish populations. In reality, ...

Dr. Christina Chemtai Hicks explains how the farmed salmon industry puts pressure on West Africa's coastal communities.

Farmed and wild fish are fairly similar, but cost, nutrients, and contamination levels can differ. Though it likely won’t make a substantial impact on your health, experts say there are some ...

Knowing what seafood to choose, whether you should opt for farm-raised or wild-caught, can be confusing. People are often unsure which fish, shellfish or crustaceans offer the most nutritional ...

Hybrid plants and animals can occur in wild environments and are produced by artificially crossing species for the purpose of selective breeding. An example of a popular commercial application is ...

Farmed salmon is never as good as wild salmon. Everybody knows that. The taste is duller, the flesh flabbier, the finish forgettable. If I could, I would only eat wild salmon. But I can’t in good ...

WATERBURY, Conn. — Branzino can be found these days on restaurant menus from Seattle to Atlanta. The flaky, tender, silver-skinned fish — also known as European sea bass, or loup de mer — has become a ...

At high-end omakase counters and fine dining restaurants, serving wild-caught fish from Japan is typically preferred by chefs. But it isn’t always doable — factors like profit margins, seasonality, ...

Wild-caught fish often have more omega-3s and other minerals as compared to farm-raised fish. However, when it comes to nutrition, species and location often matter more than whether fish are wild or ...