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Non-profit helps the state’s fairly young oyster industry to reach its full potential by addressing a problem most oyster growers find relatable.
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Cermaq’s sustainability report 2018 is now available online providing a wealth of information spanning from an overview of the management approach to sustainability, to detailed information on 36 performance indicators.
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Carteret Community College in Morehead City, N.C, is building a 2,500-square-foot mariculture demonstration facility that will serve the state’s growing shellfish mariculture industry.
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In the production of aquafeed, it is important to create the ideal formulation of complete diets for farmed and ornamental fish. On the other hand, you will need the right processing technology, capable of converting your ingredients into a well-balanced and nutritious feed.
Bühler provides equipment for each processing phase of your aquafeed production plant. Such as raw material intake, cleaning, storage, dosing of ingredients, fine grinding, and mixing. We also have complete solutions for extrusion, continuous drying, and final coating. The right processing expertise to work with your ideal formulations.
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You Could Be Experiencing Up to 45% Off Spec Product Loss. There is an alternative. An Extrusion Processing System from Extru-Tech can consistently provide fine feed. Key advantages include:
• Advanced screw, knife and dies engineered exclusively for sub millimeter production
• Eliminates re-processing heat damage and nutrition loss
• Exclusive extrusion process provides on size yields over 95%
If you’re currently crushing larger pellets to achieve sub 1.0mm feed, eliminate the spec loss and make the investment in an Extru-Tech Extrusion Processing System.
In the aquafeed business, you either sink or swim. Contact Extru-Tech today at 785-284-2153
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Aquaculture nutrition solutions provider Skretting has developed a new diet aimed at helping tuna farmers avoid the biosecurity risks and sustainability issues associated with baitfish diets.
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Cermaq Canada has announced its intention to begin investigating the feasibility of growing its salmon farming operations into Nova Scotia.
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March 28-30
New Bern Convention Center, New Bern, NC
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April 9-11
Auburn University's Aquaculture and Fisheries Business Institute, Auburn, Alabama
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