Cal Poly Humboldt’s Aquaculture Lab made a notable impact at the Aquaculture America conference in San Antonio. Kalani Ortiz delivered a presentation during the Macroalgae session, titled “Assessing twine selection and growth of bull kelp from nursery to open water cultivation in Humboldt Bay, CA,” showcasing her thesis research. Meanwhile, Raven McAdams contributed to the conference with a poster presentation on her thesis project, “Gonadal sex differentiation in Sacramento Pikeminnow through histological sampling.”
The photograph captures the representation from Cal Poly Humboldt’s Aquaculture Lab, featuring (from left to right) Cody Carlson, Phillip Tahimic, Kalani Ortiz, Brian Donovan, Noah Jenkins, Dr. Rafael Cuevas Uribe, Evan Simpson, and Raven McAdams.
Noteworthy is the progress of Noah Jenkins, now pursuing his master’s degree at Kentucky State University. He presented his master thesis work, titled “Evaluation of dietary black soldier fly larvae meals and lauric acid in practical diets for Largemouth Bass,” marking a significant advancement in his academic journey.
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