A fish farming system developed with Hungarian participation can increase fish consumption
The Silgen fish farming system, developed by a European consortium under Hungarian leadership, could increase fish consumption, the project leaders said at a press conference of Kseris Tudástranszfer Nonprofit Kft. in Budapest on Friday.
New fish farming system to increase fish consumption developed with Hungarian participation
Of the total cost of more than 2.5 million euros (almost 1 billion HUF), the EU grant was almost 2 million euros. (MTI)
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