Aquafeeds
Sorghum is a potentially valuable aquafeed ingredient
The highly photosynthetic-efficient crop sorghum is a common grain and is also an aquafeed ingredient opportunity that can easily replace corn.
Aquafeeds
El sorgo es un ingrediente potencialmente valioso para los alimentos acuícolas
El sorgo es un grano común fotosintéticamente altamente eficiente y también es una oportunidad de ingrediente de alimentos acuícolas que puede reemplazar fácilmente al maíz.
Aquafeeds
Evaluación del reemplazo dietético del aceite de pescado en el pámpano juvenil de Florida
El estudio evaluó el rendimiento de producción y la composición de tejidos de pámpano juvenil de Florida alimentado con dietas que contenían aceite de pescado o mezclas 25:75 de aceite de pescado y varias otras fuentes de lípidos.
Aquafeeds
Evaluating dietary fish oil replacement in juvenile Florida pompano
Study evaluated production performance and tissue composition of juvenile Florida pompano fed diets containing fish oil or 25:75 blends of fish oil and various other lipid sources.
Health & Welfare
Feeding rate, frequency affect growth of juvenile Atlantic spadefish
The quality flesh and striking coloration of Atlantic spadefish suggest potential in both seafood and ornamental markets. To identify appropriate feeding rates and frequencies, the authors evaluated juvenile spadefish fed daily at varying regimens.
Health & Welfare
International coalition breaks cobia fingerling production bottleneck
Fingerling production has long been a bottleneck in the advancement of cobia culture. A coalition has validated intensive larviculture production systems and protocols that deliver 35 percent survival.
Health & Welfare
Larviculture protocols for cobia
While Asia’s more extensive approaches for cobia larviculture are effective, more intensive methods are used in the Americas. Most facilities still rely heavily upon wild-capture broodstock.
Intelligence
Cobia culture: Global production, markets, challenges
Cobia culture is dominated by the Asia Pacific region. Most culture is done in nearshore net pens, with trends also moving toward offshore pens and even intensive indoor systems. Vietnam is the largest market, while other markets relate to production levels.
Health & Welfare
Fingerling production still bottleneck for cobia culture
Production of cobia (Rachycentron canadum) is growing rapidly in Asia, yet fingerling production predominantly occurs in extensive pond environments.
Health & Welfare
HACCP risk management tool controls viral pathogens at shrimp facilities
An approach like HACCP, which integrates risk assessment, management and communication is necessary to minimize unintended consequences.