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A microbial-enhanced protein for juvenile Pacific white shrimp showed higher levels of hydrolysable protein and better digestibility than soybean meal.
Algica, un producto a base de algas creado a partir de nutrientes que salen de los sistemas de recirculación acuícola, tiene a la compañía preparada para aumentar la producción.
In a study of extruded feeds given to Pacific white shrimp juveniles, results showed shorter crop cycles, higher production yields and a cost reduction.
La acuacultura mundial, particularmente el camarón cultivado, depende de la artemia para alimentos en los criaderos. Los suministros satisfacen las necesidades actuales, pero el crecimiento requerirá alternativas.
Global aquaculture, particularly farmed shrimp, depends on artemia for hatchery feeds. Supplies meet current needs, but growth will require alternatives.
Study evaluated the effect on Atlantic salmon smolts growth performance when adding abrown seaweed meal (from Laminaria sp., or kelp) to their feed.
Evaluation of partial replacement of fishmeal with soy protein concentrate in diets for pearl gentian grouper, a hybrid of giant grouper and tiger grouper.
Actualizando el protocolo de alimentación estándar de la Universidad de Auburn para camarones a una versión optimizada para alimentadores con temporizador, reconociendo el papel de la retroalimentación acústica.
Study evaluates lupin seed meal as a diet component for Pacific white shrimp in feeding experiments in a recirculating aquaculture system.
Algica, an algae-based product created from nutrients exiting recirculating aquaculture systems, has the company poised to upscale production.