With
Power2 Aller Aqua introduce a new generation of feed
The composition of the feeds is adjusted to neutralise the natural variation of the raw materials.
Traditionally, feeds have been composed and sold in order to obtain a set
declaration - a gross composition. During the last two years tests with more
than 80 different raw materials have been carried out in Aller Aqua Research.
This has resulted in the launch of Power2 for trout.
Aller Aqua’s trial-station has established a system for continuous testing of raw materials, by means of producing pilot-scale batches of feed suitable for this purpose. Paired with digestibility results this screening enables measurement of the effect of raw materials on faeces consistency and fish appetite.
These results can be utilised and implemented in a new generation of feed. With natural variations in the raw materials characteristics this can lead to variances in the performance of the products. With Power2 this relation has been turned around.
The goal is now a net composition - stable performance.
This gives feed with the following benefits:
– declaration and raw material composition may vary, but the content, which makes the fish grow, is set
– stable performance and thus predictable production on the fish farm
– efficient utilisation of the applied resources
– minimal loss of nutrients and thus a better environment on the fish farm
Read more about the concept and development process here:
1. On the dedicated page on their website, HERE.
2. Expert topic: Rainbow trout, By Dr Hanno Slawski, Group R&D Director, Aller Aqua Group International Aquafeed, pages 30-32, HERE.
For further information please contact:
Hans Erik Bylling, President and CEO
Aller Aqua Group, tel. +45 20 11 12 10
Visit the Aller Aqua website, HERE.
The composition of the feeds is adjusted to neutralise the natural variation of the raw materials.
Image credit: Aller Aqua |
Aller Aqua’s trial-station has established a system for continuous testing of raw materials, by means of producing pilot-scale batches of feed suitable for this purpose. Paired with digestibility results this screening enables measurement of the effect of raw materials on faeces consistency and fish appetite.
These results can be utilised and implemented in a new generation of feed. With natural variations in the raw materials characteristics this can lead to variances in the performance of the products. With Power2 this relation has been turned around.
The goal is now a net composition - stable performance.
This gives feed with the following benefits:
– declaration and raw material composition may vary, but the content, which makes the fish grow, is set
– stable performance and thus predictable production on the fish farm
– efficient utilisation of the applied resources
– minimal loss of nutrients and thus a better environment on the fish farm
Read more about the concept and development process here:
1. On the dedicated page on their website, HERE.
2. Expert topic: Rainbow trout, By Dr Hanno Slawski, Group R&D Director, Aller Aqua Group International Aquafeed, pages 30-32, HERE.
For further information please contact:
Hans Erik Bylling, President and CEO
Aller Aqua Group, tel. +45 20 11 12 10
Visit the Aller Aqua website, HERE.
The Aquaculturists
This blog is maintained by The Aquaculturists staff and is supported by the
magazine International Aquafeed which is published by Perendale Publishers Ltd
For additional daily news from aquaculture around the world: aquaculture-news
No comments:
Post a Comment