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Replacement of fishmeal and marine proteins in practical diets for Pacific white shrimp using terrestrial land animal proteins

Published on: 05/03/2011
Author/s : Albert G.J. Tacon (Aquatic Farms Ltd ), Edi Wahyu Cahyono, Uus Sugema, Choiruz Zaudjat and Sergio Nates
Growth of shrimp was not affected by the lower cost diets containing varying amounts of poultry by product meal and soybean meal. Growth is affected when diets do not contain any marine meal. Low levels of hydrolysed feather meal require supplementation with lysine and methionine. At present farmed shrimp are the largest consumers of fishmeal within the aquaculture sector, consuming an estimated ...
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Re: Replacement of fishmeal and marine proteins in practical diets for Pacific white shrimp using terrestrial land animal proteins
05/03/2011 | Very interesting !
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Ediwarman
Ediwarman
Indonesia, Jambi [Djambi] , Indonesia
Agricultural Engineer
Re: Replacement of fishmeal and marine proteins in practical diets for Pacific white shrimp using terrestrial land animal proteins
05/03/2011 | Very interesting. My question is, how the ratio of n3 to the N6 for each feed. there may be influence.
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Rajesh Shukla
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Karnal, Haryana, India
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Re: Replacement of fishmeal and marine proteins in practical diets for Pacific white shrimp using terrestrial land animal proteins
10/22/2011 | what is Pepsin Digestiblity in blood Meal?
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