Circular economy and feed management approaches for inclusive and sustainable development of marine aquaculture in Vietnam
Principal Investigator
Marine aquaculture in Vietnam has traditionally used low value ‘trash’ fish as a feed source, due to its low cost, relative nutrient completeness and ready availability. Trash fish is generally considered a high risk input as it can be a vector for disease entry into farms, and is often associated with a high degree of uneaten feed entering the environment, resulting in eutrophication. Formulated feeds result in better feed conversion and nutrient utilisation than trash fish, with lower nutrient output into the environment per unit fish produced. This project investigates feed management for optimised feed conversion, growth and lower environmental impact for marine fish aquaculture.
01 Jan 2024 - 31 Mar 2027
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Vietnam;marine fish;grouper;aquaculture;barramundi;aquafeed
International Development Research Centre
1602576
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