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With finite supplies of marine protein to harvest, one company opts to farm it
Scotland-based Aquanzo believes marine protein does not need to be replaced – it needs to be reproduced, starting with artemia.
Data analysis from 232 million fish and 99 farms reveals the benefits of higher dietary EPA and DHA levels in salmon feed.
Scotland-based Aquanzo believes marine protein does not need to be replaced – it needs to be reproduced, starting with artemia.
A team of Scottish researchers will trial hemp protein's impact on the health and well-being of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) farmed in Scotland.
Stian Borg-Stoveland of the University of Agder says Norway’s priority when developing salmon feed is alternative ingredients for oils and proteins.
The F3 Krill Replacement Challenge will find krill replacements that result in good growth, feed conversion and survival for Atlantic salmon.
The feed additive outperformed a control diet – with larger animals and 25 percent greater survival – as well as a benchmark commercial feed.
After years of R&D, black soldier fly larvae meal is now seen as a feed ingredient that is en route to widespread industry adoption.
NaturAlgae, a dry powder with a high concentration of the omega-3 fatty acid DHA and other oils, can be added to aquaculture feed.
Growth and feed utilization of L. vannamei improved when brown shrimp processing remains were included in higher proportions than fishmeal.
Funding enables eniferBio to scale up production of PEKILO® fungal protein powder and seek approval from the EU and other markets.
Sylvamo is partnering with industrial biotechnology company Cirkular to produce a novel protein ingredient from paper byproducts.
Fish-schooling simulation method can be used as a decision-making tool for efficient feed management in aquaculture systems.
In a digestibility trial, novel protein sources like single-cell proteins showed the greatest potential for Pacific white shrimp diets.
Biotechnology company NovoNutrients claims it can capture two tons of carbon dioxide for every ton of carotenoid-rich flour, or microbial meal, that it produces.
Researchers look at transforming byproducts into aquafeed supplements rich in healthy microorganisms and with high protein content.
BioMar expands its aquaculture feed offering with a bioremediation solution to ensure optimal environmental conditions for shrimp farming.