Tilapia fish are native to Africa. Tilapia fish farming can be traced to ancient Egyptian society. The practice has remained common in many cultures around the world. Tilapia fish farming has ...

Fish is a popular dish, valued for its unique nutritional qualities. Tilapia is one of the most popular farmed fish, as it’s hardy, easy to grow compared to other fish species, breeds easily and can ...

A tilapia filet on a cutting board, surrounded by small bowls of seasonings. - Mike Kemp/Getty Images Tilapia is a popular economy fish for consumers as a low-calorie, low-mercury fish and for farmers ...

After six strokes in one year, John Cusatis had to leave his high-stress job. The Air Force veteran, who holds a doctorate in computer science, was living in Wernersville with his wife, Bonnie, a ...

First they brewed their own ale and wine. Then they learned to make their own mozzarella and Parmesan cheese. Canning tomatoes, eggplant and squash from their heirloom garden came next. Yet Jotham ...

I bet you never thought that you’d be able to pick up some tilapia harvested right on the West Side, did you? I sure didn’t… until yesterday that is. Par for the course, as I was heading from Grant ...

Pan-fried tilapia with potatoes and slaw on plate - Rez-art/Getty Images Often touted as bland, basic, and a bottom-feeder "garbage fish," tilapia is anything but. To get his tips for cooking with ...

A lush jungle of sorts has sprung up in a basement off Lake Street in Minneapolis, where tilapia are now swimming amid Minnesota's first aquaponics system based in a restaurant. In a humid room ...

Visit the Marlborough Playground in London this summer and you’ll see more than the vast expanse of blacktop that’s usually there. A modified, upcycled shipping container with a greenhouse on ...

A three-alarm fire in Newbury has destroyed New Hampshire's first tilapia fish farm.The fire was reported about 9 a.m. at the Hopewell Farm on South Road. In addition to the fish, some chickens and ...

Quinlan Ogdon wore rubber gloves and held a nine-inch knife as he cut off the head of a fish and filleted it. Ogdon, 17 and a senior at Island Coast High School, did so while skipping his United ...