Aquafeeds
Meta-analysis of the feed additive Novacq in Pacific white shrimp diets
The feed additive outperformed a control diet – with larger animals and 25 percent greater survival – as well as a benchmark commercial feed.
Aquafeeds
Fungi appear to have many significant applications in aquaculture, but research is needed to realize this potential.
Aquafeeds
The feed additive outperformed a control diet – with larger animals and 25 percent greater survival – as well as a benchmark commercial feed.
Health & Welfare
Trends in the use of additives in small-scale fish farming in Egypt show the need to establish costs and benefits and promote their appropriate use.
Health & Welfare
Phytogenics, which include a variety of herbs, spices and essential oils, can be applied through different strategies in aquaculture to improve feed efficiency, growth performance and disease resistance.
Health & Welfare
As examined in various studies, potassium diformate can improve the growth and health status of pangasius when the dietary acidifier is included in feed.
Health & Welfare
The pathogenicity of early mortality syndrome in shrimp is likely regulated by quorum sensing, which allows the Vibrio bacteria that colonize shrimp guts to coordinate the release of the toxin that damages shrimp digestive systems.
Health & Welfare
A study conducted to investigate the effects of encapsulated and non-encapsulated phytogenics derived from plants on the performance and antioxidant status of farmed rainbow trout.
Aquafeeds
Mycotoxins are naturally occurring, toxic chemical compounds produced by molds. When they infect aquaculture feeds and feed ingredients, mycotoxins can affect growth, reproduction and immunity in fish.
Aquafeeds
There is increasing evidence that natural feed additives can have beneficial effects on aquaculture animals by supporting well-balanced gut microflora and improving gut health.
Aquafeeds
Through two lab trials, the authors examined the potential of feed additives to increase growth and feed utilization in Nile tilapia.