Fish

Thứ 2, 18/11/2024

Research targets domestic production of marine fish

While the U.S. has the capacity to meet domestic demand for seafood by expanding aquaculture in federal waters and land-based recirculating systems

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Tea tree oil may support fish facing mycotoxin challenge

Fish facing mycotoxin challenge from plant-based feed ingredients may see improved antioxidant status and reactions when supported with tea tree oil

Artificial salmon gut developed to ease cost, time in feed trials

SalmoSim developed an artificial salmon gut as a way to reduce feeding trial costs and examine prebiotic and probiotic efficacy for the salmon industry.

Where are the wild things going?

Mowi farm technician Clara McGhee notes how incremental environmental changes - as can be observed on a seasonal basis from a salmon farm

Ready to open the world's "most advanced" salmon facility

The world's most advanced land-based facility for the production of salmon eggs will be officially opened by Benchmark next week.

Preventing high ammonia-induced toxicity in cultured fish

The aquaculture industry is becoming increasingly more intensive. With higher stocking densities and thus feed inputs, water quality can fluctuate widely

DHA feed supplement may boost cold-water tilapia production

A student researcher is exploring the use of a DHA-inclusive feed additive to improve tilapia production in cold water.

Veramaris in lead at halfway point of fish feed competition, prize money…

Prize money has doubled in the F3 Fish Oil Challenge, an incentive designed to help accelerate commercial-scale ingredients for aquaculture feed that meet

Catfish farmers seek to break 'mongers' monopoly

How fish farmers can increase their profits at the expense of all-powerful fishmongers was the subject of a workshop held in Nigeria last week.

Size matters for salmon

New research reveals that farmed male salmon are less attractive to females than their wild cousins, due to the fact that the farmed versions have smaller kypes