Increasing dietary carbohydrates may support fish growth with less dietary protein
Farmed juvenile tambaqui diets can swap some protein for carbohydrates and maintain fish growth, production performance, say researchers.
Some types of feed additives developed to mitigate mycotoxins in feed for warm-blooded animals may be ineffective for fish, says new research.
Boosting dietary tryptophan amounts also bumps weight gain, amino acid retention for Nile tilapia eating corn-soy diet, say researchers.
Boosted vitamin A levels support growth, production of silver catfish, say researchers. How much vitamin A should silver catfish take?
Plant-derived proteins can partially replace dietary fishmeal for farmed brown trout and maintain growth performance, say researchers.
Long-term organic selenium supplementation may boost immune responses from farmed pacu without undermining weight gain, say researchers.
Terrestrial lipids offer similar growth pattern for Atlantic salmon, say researchers. What fats offer the best response in salmon diets?
The use of betulinic acid in trout feed may offer a natural trout calming agent, say researchers. What dietary intervention can relieve stress for farmed trout?
Tilapia growth and production supported on a 80% fishmeal replacement diet, say researchers. Amaranth leaf offers potential protein for fishmeal replacement
In an effort to create more demand for soybeans, the Ohio Soybean Council is supporting development of an improved soybean meal aimed at the aquafeed industry.
Targeted histidine levels point toward improved growth, muscle development in Nile tilapia, say researchers.
Up to 10% of fishmeal can be replaced in a high plant protein diet and still support turbot growth, say researchers
Clove basil, ginger essential oils boost weight gain, growth, immune functioning in disease challenge tilapia, say researchers.
Channel catfish and Nile tilapia diets provide platform for comparing forms of lysine used in feed, say researchers.
Increasing the use of crop-based ingredients in farmed fish feed as fishmeal and fish oil inclusion levels are minimized is not a panacea, say researchers.
Periphyton-boosted tilapia productions systems may see better fish gain with less feed needed, say researchers.
Crude glycerol may offer a replacement for corn in farm-raised Nile tilapia diets, say researchers.
Aquaculture production systems have little to fear from fishmeal-free diets even as fish gut bacteria reacts to the change, say researchers.
Switching fishmeal for plant proteins maintains growth and performance of farmed flathead grey mullet.
Adding licorice to farmed fish feed may improve immune response and boost growth performance.