In Booming Aquaculture Industry, a Move to Plant-Based Food for Fish

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By Yale Environment 360Sep 3, 2015, 8:40 am97 pts
As the aquaculture industry continues to rapidly expand, with production more than doubling in the past 15 years, fishing pressure Plant-based feeds are showing considerable promise in aquaculture. has grown on the anchovies, sardines, and other species used to make feeds for farmed fish. Now, however,…

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