Complete or Partial Substitution of Fish Meal Derived Protein as an Ingredient in Aquafeeds
Published: February 10, 2017
Summary
Over the past twenty years, much success has been realized in the efforts to reduce the amount of fish meal in aquafeeeds in favor of other feedstuffs. Demand of fish meal as a principal source of protein has decreased due to many successful achievements, but is poised to increase as attention is being directed to the farming of more carnivorous species. A variety of approaches to achieve total s...
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11 de abril de 2017
Algael protein both directly harvested from ocean and cultivated are the least cost and similar quality to fish meal. It can even replace the fish meal completely.
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21 de junio de 2021
afriadi sikumbang And how do you harvest algae from the the ocean?
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22 de noviembre de 2023
@afriadi sikumbang
How can l procure Algael protein? Thanks
How can l procure Algael protein? Thanks
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12 de abril de 2017
We are using duckweed wolffia as a partial substitute for our tilapia broodstock feed in Kenya.
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14 de abril de 2017
Very good to develop alternative sources of protein in aquafeeds. Can I have the full paper so as to make a more informed comment?
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16 de abril de 2017
Fish meal addition in the feed formulation improves attractability apart from nutritionl point of view. Partial replacement may be possible if it is acceptable for farmers. I have formulated and produced balanced aminoacid feed by partial replacement of fish meal, due to less fish aroma it is not acceptable to aquacultuarists. It needs practical study and extension work
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25 de junio de 2022
Is extruded soya cake a good replacement to fishmeal?
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28 de octubre de 2023
@Kunmi Morakinyo No, because so many ANF
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