What happens when aquaculture training moves beyond the classroom?

On 25th August 2026, Jumbo Fish Farm hosted a full-day aquaculture training organised by Echo Network Africa Foundation (ENAF) under the Youth in Sustainable Aquaculture (YISA) progr...

You leave the boardroom, put on your gumboots and spend time on the farm.

That was the spirit behind the recent visit by a technical delegation from Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) Technical Committee TC 017, led by Wycliffe Rachuonyo, to Jumbo Fish Farm. The visit forms part of the ongoin...

Catfish production can generally be categorized into two approaches: natural propagation and controlled production under human management. While natural propagation occurs when catfish breed on their own in open water systems under favorable environmental conditions, it often presents challenges ...

Our recent Norec monitoring visit to Jumbo Fish Farm marked an important moment of reflection for our exchange programme,  a chance to step back, assess progress and have open, practical conversations about where we are and where we are going.

We were pleased to host Marit Erdal and Richar...

On 15th April, Jumbo Fish Farm hosted students from Val Skoler AS for a hands-on skills exchange, and we focused on one of the most critical areas in aquaculture, the hatchery.

This was not a tour or a presentation. It was a full system reset.

In a RAS (Recirculating Aquaculture Syste...