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The black soldier fly is gaining traction in #aquaculture as a key ingredient that will help the industry keep up with the world’s growing demand for fish and seafood.
#hatchery #fisheries #sustainable #fishfeed
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Hatchery Int @hatchery_int·

24 Oct

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22 Oct

Skretting Group @SkrettingGroup·

19 Oct

One of our colleagues from #SkrettingNorway, Siri Tømmerås spoke to @hatchery_int about insect meal application in Skretting feed. For us, it’s essential to expand our ingredient base and ensure high quality optimal nutrition to support fish and shrimp growth. #FeedingtheFuture https://t.co/aICrlsAhYI

Hatchery Int @hatchery_int·

21 Oct

Is the black soldier fly the future of fish feed?
#aquaculture #hatchery #fisheries #sustainable
https://t.co/tae9USpRE7

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