Category: News
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CAHPS: A Farm-friendly Framework for Risk-based Management
Categories: NewsKRB is pleased to share a new paper in the Journal of the World Aquaculture Society, which introduces the Comprehensive Aquaculture Health Protection and Surveillance (CAHPS) framework. Designed for farmers, state and federal regulators, and trading partners, this risk-based framework supports a shared goal: confidently assessing health threats and supporting safe animal movement through scientifically…
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New Peer-Reviewed Study Identifies Deadly Tilapia Pathogen Strain
Categories: NewsDr. Kathleen Hartman Joins KRB!
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Dr. Kathleen Hartman Joins KRB as Staff Veterinarian
Categories: NewsDr. Kathleen Hartman Joins KRB!
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Signs of Disease in Farmed Fish
Categories: NewsLearn to recognize early warning signs and manage risk.
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Global Aquatic Animal Health Expert Dr. Jill Rolland Joins KRB as Lab Director
Categories: NewsDr. Rolland brings over 25 years of experience to KRB
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KRB Hires Dr. Kris Curtis as Director of R&D
Categories: NewsDr. Curtis comes to KRB with 18 years’ experience
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Hoping to join the team?
Categories: NewsHoping to Join the Team? Kennebec River Biosciences hires often, and welcomes your inquiry at any time! A growing aquatic animal health company, KRB is based in Richmond, Maine. Employees live in greater Portland / Casco Bay, in the beautiful midcoast, in the Kennebec valley, at the southern beaches, and near the western lakes and mountains. For more…
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Kennebec River Biosciences Licensed by USDA for Aquatic Vaccines
Categories: NewsKennebec River Biosciences Licensed by USDA for Aquatic Vaccines Strain-specific vaccines now available internationally and in all US states Richmond, Maine — Kennebec River Biosciences’ announced today that it is now fully approved by the USDA’s Center for Veterinary Biologics to produce autogenous vaccines for fish. This approval greatly expands KRB’s ability to design and provide custom, strain-specific…