Optimizing tilapia biofloc technology systems, part 3

Published on: 09/25/2018

Author/s : Ramon M. Kourie / Chief Technical Officer, SustAqua Fish Farm.

Comparative economics and environmental performance vs. conventional grow-out systems Harvesting tilapia from cages in Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe. Biofloc technology (BFT) promises to revolutionize tilapia and shrimp aquaculture industries globally. In fact, leading scientists believe that harnessing the flow of microbes to fish represents the next revolution in food production (see part 1 ...

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Biplab Banerjee
M.Sc in Zoology, Ph.D

September 25, 2018

Outstanding report on Tilapia culture through BFT system. Thank you.

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seo melon

October 2, 2018

Thanks for the good ideas to bring it. Now I know a lot more.

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Robin

November 13, 2018

Good Day Ray

Thank you for sharing this cultivation knowledge with us. Please always share knowledge related to aquaculture to me.

Regards,

Robin

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Kibria mahmud

November 14, 2018

Thank you.

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