aquafeed

Aquafeed comprises 30-70% of the total operational cost in aquaculture production systems, with fishmeal and fish oil as the main sources of protein and lipids. Photo: Shutterstock
20-01 | Article

Replacing fishmeal and fish oil in aquafeed

Research suggest that dietary inclusion of a microalgae mix in the diet of Tilapia fish promotes health and performance. Photo: Shutterstock
09-01 | Article

Health benefits of microalgae-fortified Tilapia diet

Scientists studied the composition and content of fatty acids in the larvae of the green blowfly Lucilia sericata grown on a standard feed from poultry waste and fed with the addition of camelina oil rich in alpha-linolenic acid. Photo: Canva
30-11-2022 | In-depth

Research: Feeding files camelina oil for a more nutritious larvae

Haematococcus pluvialis is a microalgae species rich in astaxanthin, a red pigment that belongs to a group of chemicals called carotenoids, that makes a pink colour to salmon fish and improves the nutrient profile of fish. Photo: Canva
29-11-2022 | In-depth

Microalgae: A sustainable food source for fish

Peat and garlic look promising as feed additive for sturgeon
18-10-2022 | News

Peat and garlic look promising as feed additive for sturgeon

Photo: Canva
26-09-2022 | News

Russia unfolds a plan to overcome the aquafeed crisis

Ship in Norway with FM Bulk Handling – Fjordvejs ship unloader loading fish feed. Photo: FM Bulk Handling
19-09-2022 | Article

Optimal fish feed handling

Photo: Canva
05-08-2022 | News

Seafood producer receives Special Recognition Award

Microalgae have the right blend of protein, lipids, and carbohydrates needed to protect fish health. - Photo: Canva
27-07-2022 | Article

The potential of microalgae as fish feed

Plant-based feed ingredients are often contaminated with mycotoxins, causing health risks. Photo: Dreamstime
06-08-2021 | Article

Mycotoxins in aquaculture: A mitigation approach in turbot



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