Aquaculture hatcheries traditionally rely on rotifer and Artemia as live feeds for the early larval stages. But technology is evolving and has allowed the industrial production of other live feed species and smaller dry feeds.
Hatchery Feed & Management hosted this webinar to discuss some of these recent innovations, with two of the recent disruptors in live feeds, CFEED and Planktonic, and inert feeds with BioMar.
2:25 Rhyder Ramos, Sales & Marketing Manager – Europe at CFEED
21:50 Nils Tokle, CTO at Planktonic
45:37 Joana Amaral, Product Manager Marine Fish Hatcheries at BioMar
1:05:43 Q&A
Sponsored by CFEED and Planktonic.
Moderator: George Koumoundouros, Professor of Marine Biology, University of Crete
Want to stay up-to-date on the latest news on aquaculture hatcheries? Have a look at our website https://hatcheryfm.com/ and subscribe to our publications.
Hatchery Feed & Management hosted this webinar to discuss some of these recent innovations, with two of the recent disruptors in live feeds, CFEED and Planktonic, and inert feeds with BioMar.
2:25 Rhyder Ramos, Sales & Marketing Manager – Europe at CFEED
21:50 Nils Tokle, CTO at Planktonic
45:37 Joana Amaral, Product Manager Marine Fish Hatcheries at BioMar
1:05:43 Q&A
Sponsored by CFEED and Planktonic.
Moderator: George Koumoundouros, Professor of Marine Biology, University of Crete
Want to stay up-to-date on the latest news on aquaculture hatcheries? Have a look at our website https://hatcheryfm.com/ and subscribe to our publications.
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