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Aiding gut health with a natural growth promotor In Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) farming – as in all fed aquacultured species – feed accounts for 60 percent of the total production costs.
24/01/2017
Researchers breed strep-resistant tilapia Of the $8 billion worth of farmed tilapia produced each year, around $1 billion is lost to streptococcosis, according to the USDA Agricultural Research Service
26/10/2017
Spray-dried plasma may boost growth, gut health in farmed tilapia Fortifying feed with spray-dried plasma may improve Nile tilapia growth, gut health and cold stress tolerance, say researchers.
19/12/2017
Less protein, more energy may boost tilapia reproduction Offering farmed tilapia a diet with lower levels of digestible protein and more digestible energy may boost egg weight, larvae survival
19/12/2017
What environmental or dietary factors play a role in modifying amino acid requirements What environmental or dietary factors play a role in modifying amino acid requirements in farmed tilapia?
25/01/2018
Evaluating effects of organic acids in Nile tilapia feed Farmed tilapias contribute prominently to global seafood supplies, with sustained and increasing annual production in many countries around the world.
09/05/2018
Tilapia trial aimed at setting parameters for medicated feed Tilapia given the medicated feed additive, sulfamethazine, may need a 10-day withdrawal window to ensure safe residue levels, say researchers.
29/05/2018
US: microalgae co-product may have role in cutting fishmeal use Microalgae coproducts may provide an inexpensive partial replacement ingredient for fishmeal in farmed tilapia, says researcher.
13/09/2018
Adjusting carb to lipid ratios in tilapia feeds may boost economic returns, fish performanc Altering the carbohydrate-to-lipid ratio in feed for farmed tilapia may improve fish weight gain, performance and economic return, say researchers.
30/10/2018
Fresh insights into tilapia welfare Stocking farmed tilapia at high densities could be beneficial to their welfare and help safeguard against negative ecological consequences should they escape
24/05/2019