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ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY OF SUBSTITUTE FEEDING FORMULAS FOR GILTHEAD SEABREAM USING LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT

Editorial Team Oct 5, 2024 0
The rise in fish and seafood consumption driven by aquaculture comes with its share of challenges and controversies, notably the need for expanded feed production. The use of fishmeal and fish oil to raise carnivorous fish has caused environmental problems, including ecosystem imbalance and habitat…
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Shrimp Species

NUTRITIONAL VALUE, APPLICATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND PROSPECTS OF SHRIMP PROCESSING…

Editorial Team Oct 2, 2024 0
The global shrimp processing industry generates substantial amounts of solid waste (head, abdominal exoskeleton,…
Fish Species

BIOSECURITY, A SOLUTION TO THE HEALTH CHALLENGES OF AFRICAN AQUACULTURE

Editorial Team Sep 30, 2024 0
The spread of aquatic animal diseases is becoming a serious threat to human health and the environment. The impact…
Fish Species

CURRENT STATUS, CHALLENGES, AND STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVEMENT  THE FISH FEED SECTOR…

Editorial Team Sep 28, 2024 0
This review paper provides an in-depth analysis of the current status, challenges, and strategies for improvement…
Fish Species

PROTEIN REQUIREMENTS OF FATTENING NILE TILAPIA FED FISH MEAL-FREE DIETS

Editorial Team Sep 26, 2024 0
This study aimed to determine the protein requirements of the fattening phase for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis…
Fish Species

STORAGE AND HANDLING TECHNIQUES FOR BETTER PRESERVATION OF AQUACULTURE FEEDS

Editorial Team Sep 21, 2024 0
Like any food products, aquaculture feeds need to be handled carefully and have a limited shelf life. These feeds…
Fish Species

ACCORDING TO A REPORT BY RABOBANK AND FAO (2024), 27% OF TILAPIA IS PRODUCED IN…

Editorial Team Sep 20, 2024 0
The growth in global tilapia supply seems to have recovered and is expected to reach the 7 million tonnes mark in…
Book

BOOK CLIMATE CHANGE ON DISEASES AND DISORDERS OF FINFISH IN CAGE CULTURE

Editorial Team Sep 20, 2024 0
Editors : Patrick T. K. Woo and Rohana P. Subasinghe. Publication Date: May 1st, 2023 …
Fish Species

WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN AQUACULTURE

Editorial Team Sep 19, 2024 0
Good water quality is mandatory in different phases of a successful aquaculture production, water intake, water…
Fish Species

PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP INNOVATIONS FOR AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT WITH A FOCUS ON…

Editorial Team Sep 16, 2024 0
As part of the FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Division's ongoing efforts to reduce food insecurity and poverty by…
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Aquaculture Feed magazine is a bi-monthly publication in English and French, online and free of charge, this magazine is dedicated to the aquaculture feed and aquaculture sector in Africa. It is a platform for African aquaculture nutritionists, science popularization, technological innovations, and an informative channel to keep our target audience abreast of the latest in African aquaculture research, uniting researchers, aquaculture feed manufacturers and aquaculture farmers so that scientific research becomes a tool for the development of aquaculture in Africa. The magazine also aims to explore the potential of small and large scale aquaculture enterprises in Africa that contribute to food security and social development in our continent, the magazine also contributes to emphasize the environmental criteria and sustainability of the aquaculture feed industry, in order to address the growing concerns about environmental responsibility.

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