Shrimp
6. Feb, 2019
Texas producer giving RAS shrimp production a charge
Monday, 4 February 2019
NaturalShrimp uses patented electrocoagulation process to control pathogens, contaminants
A recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) producer based in Dallas, Texas, USA,- says it has solved the problem of how to grow shrimp commercially in enclosed recirculating tanks.
The secret, according to NaturalShrimp Inc., is a proprietary process it developed that uses an electrical charge to remove and control bacteria, ammonia and other contaminants that hinder shrimp production.
This approach results in high yields and is a process that can be replicated anywhere, even in urban areas far from the sea, Bill Williams, NaturalShrimp chairman and CEO, told The Advocate.
28. Oct, 2018
Comparing biofloc, clear-water and hybrid RAS systems as shrimp nurseries
Monday, 8 October 2018
Recirculating
aquaculture systems (RAS) can produce high-value species with limited water exchange rate, thus reducing waste discharge and enhancing biosecurity. Biofloc (BF) systems are a form of RAS with algae, protozoans, bacteria, uneaten feed, feces and other organic
matter in the water column. Some limiting factors to biofloc systems include abrupt changes in water quality, potential Vibrio sp. outbreaks, buildup of solids, and high energy costs attributable to robust aeration. Consumption of
biofloc particles may enhance growth performance of the cultured species and reduce feed costs over time.
14. Aug, 2018
Monday, 13 August 2018
Grain distillers dried yeast in practical diets for juvenile Pacific white shrimp
Inclusion of up to 300 grams per kilo will not compromise production performance
18. May, 2018
Friday, 24 June 2016 Yang Ming Ding Fujiang
Culture of giant freshwater prawns in China
Novel
system used in Yangtze River Delta region
18. May, 2018
Saturday, 2 November 2013 Amir Sagi, Ph.D.
Monosex culture of prawns through temporal androgenic gene silencing
Sex-reversal technology does not use hormones or chemicals, does not produce genetically modified prawns
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