Norway, Norwegian news in English

Akershus	Aust-Agder	Buskerud	Finnmark	Hedmark
Hordaland	Møre og Romsdal	Nordland	Nord-Trøndelag	Oppland
Oslo	Østfold	Rogaland	Sogn og Fjordane	Sør-Trøndelag
Telemark	Troms	Vest-Agder	Vestfold

Top news

Farming

News about Norway's Farming

Nigeria: Govt Imports N109 Billion Fish From Norway Annually

[Norwaynews] [03.02.2012, 01:38pm, Fri. GMT]

Nigeria imports fish worth about N109.2 billion ($700 million) annually from Norway, the Norwegian Ambassador to Nigeria, Kjell Lillerud has said. He said this yesterday in Abuja when he visited the Minister of state for Trade and Investment, Dr Samuel Ortom.Lillerud said that though he does not have the tonnage of fish that gets to Nigeria, there are three categories with stock fish taking the lead.

Farming

Vaccine development will ensure healthy fish and animals

[Norwaynews] [03.09.2009, 06:58am, Thu. GMT]

Researchers and research fellows at a number of Norwegian research communities are taking part in four Norwegian-Indian cooperative projects on fish and animal vaccines. At least as many people at Indian universities and research institutions are participating in the projects. Cooperating on fish and animal vaccines is part of the large-scale collaboration on vaccine research agreed upon in Delhi in December 2005 by Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and Indian Minister of Science and Technology Kapil Sibal. The actual research contract is between the Research Council of Norway and the Department of Biotechnology under India's Ministry of Science and Technology.

Norway fish farms thrive under ecologists' watchful eye

[Norwaynews] [22.06.2009, 06:18pm, Mon. GMT]

Tucked away in the corner of an enchanting fjord, 600,000 baby trout frolick in underwater cages as they wait their turn to end up on dinner plates: fish farming is booming in Norway, under the watchful eye of environmentalists. In Oeygarden near the western Norwegian town of Bergen, the Blom family's fish farm consists of a building constructed on the water and three submerged basins where the fish are raised. It is just one of the 800 fish farms dotting the coastline in the Scandinavian country, where three times more salmon and trout are produced than meat.

Special Interest