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The Bottom Line: Feeds and water quality revisited

Uneaten or undigested feed and their metabolic byproducts contribute to declines of water quality in aquaculture systems. Accordingly, feed and feeding techniques require continuous review. Reducing overfeeding is an important opportunity for improving feed conversion ratios
November 11, 2015

Uneaten or undigested feed and their metabolic byproducts contribute to declines of water quality in aquaculture systems. Accordingly, feed and feeding techniques require continuous review. Reducing overfeeding is an important opportunity for improving feed conversion ratios.

Author: Thomas R. Zeigler, Ph.D.

Source: Global Aquaculture Advocate

The full article is available here.

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