Feed attractants and protein quality mean less waste
Feeding
high protein diets to fish and shrimp may mean faster growth, but can be
expensive and often wasteful. Less expensive protein sources can be a false
economy as they often have low palatability and are less digestible, often
leading to environmental as well as economic problems. Good evaluation of
protein quality and the use of feeding attractants may help to reduce the
problem.
This article can also be found at Feed Mix, volume 10, no. 3
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