Aquaculture for all
Full aquaculture MSc commonwealth scholarship opportunity available at St Andrews University: Apply here until the 28th of March

Nutrient Sparing: A Sustainable Tool for Long-Term Profitability

Health Husbandry Post-harvest +3 more

Aquaculture production can address contradictory challenges such as costs and environmental footprint by using phytogenic feed additives that improve digestibility, nutrient retention, feed efficiency and reduce emissions, write By Rui Gonalves, Technical Product Manager and Carina Schieder, Product Manager Phytogenics.

Lucy Towers thumbnail

Over the last decade, the aquaculture industry experienced consistent growth mainly in developing countries. Global aquaculture production will clearly continue to grow mainly as a result of improvements in production technology and increased demand for fish and shrimp products.

However, aquaculture faces several important challenges in terms of efficient use of the raw materials that need to be addressed.

To keep reading this article please visit the Biomin website, here.

Create an account now to keep reading

It'll only take a second and we'll take you right back to what you were reading. The best part? It's free.

Already have an account? Sign in here