Salmon Farming: Inside & Out

Welcome to Salmon Farming: Inside & Out with Ian Roberts, where he takes a deep dive into all things salmon to demonstrate support for the salmon farming industry. This podcast is presented by Aquaculture North America magazine for aquaculture professionals throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Salmon Farming: Inside & Out is a business podcast hosted by Aquaculture North America, with 45 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Aquaculture North America hosts Salmon Farming: Inside & Out, a business show with 45 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Stewart Muir: How to kill an industry

  Oct 1, 202637 minS4

  In this special episode of Salmon Farming Inside and Out, host Ian Roberts is joined by Stewart Muir, president and CEO of Resource Works. He examines the campaign and politics surrounding Canada's decision to phase out ocean salmon farming in British Columbia. Muir discusses his opinion editorial in National Newswatch, titled How to Kill an Industry: An Ottawa Field Guide to Misguided Policy. “Don’t call the ban a ban…call it a transition.” This is one of the points Muir highlights in the activist playbook, which outlines nine ways British Columbia is killing the salmon farming industry. Further reading: How to Kill an Industry: An Ottawa Field Guide to Misguided Policy

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  Episode #7

  James Wallace: The Falkland Islands’ path to aquaculture

  Jul 15, 202629 minS4

  James Wallace, managing director of Fortuna Limited and chair of Unity Marine, discusses the debate over salmon farming in the Falkland Islands. As the islands prepare for a public consultation, Wallace outlines Unity Marine’s proposal to farm up to 50,000 tonnes of Atlantic salmon to strengthen the local economy. He emphasizes the need for evidence-based decisions, following the Falkland Islands' 2022 ban on salmon farming.

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  Episode #6

  Neil Sims: Scaling offshore aquaculture in the U.S.

  Jun 16, 202629 minS4

  In this episode, Neil Anthony Sims, CEO of Ocean Era, discusses the significant challenges and potential of offshore aquaculture in the United States. Sims talks about how the U.S. is not a huge player in aquaculture compared to other countries because of its rigorous permitting process and opposition from activist groups. He hopes the U.S. will start to scale offshore aquaculture and build an industry that produces delicious, healthy seafood for locals.

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  Episode #5

  Tom Taylor: The future of fish farming in Atlantic Canada

  May 13, 202627 minS4

  Tom Taylor works with the Atlantic Canada Fish Farmers Association (ACFFA) as its executive director. In this episode, he talks about Atlantic Canada’s farming practices and the support from Atlantic Canadians as seen in a recent survey. He also talks about the government’s net-pen ban in B.C. and the impact this would have on investments in the industry.

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  Episode #4

  RJ Taylor: Canada’s trout opportunity

  Apr 23, 202630 minS4

  Live at the Canadian Freshwater Aquaculture Conference, Ian Roberts sits down with second-generation trout farmer, RJ Taylor. He talks about the hidden story of trout farming in Ontario and shares about his work as managing director of the Ontario Aquaculture Association to advocate for the importance of aquaculture in the province and across the country.

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