BENEO-Animal Nutrition
BENEO-Animal Nutrition is part of the Südzucker group a worldwide organisation, which for more than 100 years has been working to improve animal health through new innovative and improved ingredients in aquatic feeds. BENEO-Animal Nutrition is a producer of petfood, agrifeed and aquafeed they specialise in ingredients such as vegetable proteins, functional fibres, and prebiotics from chicory and carbohydrates.
Orafti® Inulin, Orafti® Oligofructose and Orafti® Prebiotics Chicory Root, are a group of products from Beneo that aid in the health and wellbeing in aquaculture of the fish by improving the gut, making it healthier and allowing for optimum growth and performance, which improves resistance to disease and is less toxic. Both Inulin and Oligofructose are dietary fibres that positively affect the waste material making it less malodorous and helps support a regular defecation pattern that helps in the comfort of the animal.
BeneoPro W is wheat gluten Vegetable protein that has been used as a viable alternative to substitute a large part of fishmeal in salmonid diets. It has also been used with bass and bream BeneoPro W is concentrated and easily digestible protein that gives aquafeed functional properties, which represents added value in salmonid feeds, shrimp feed and eel feed.
RemyPro N70 is a concentrated rice protein product that is used in high quality speciality aquafeeds. The use of rice protein has been shown to be very effective and has been used to replace upto 20 percent fishmeal with out affecting growth or fillet quality.
Another excellent product from Beneo is RemyLive is an innovative ingredient rice bran designed for a number of different feed uses, containing all the nutritional power of rice in condensed form. It has complex carbohydrates and has an excellent balance between insoluble and soluble fibers. Rich in vitamins and vitamin E complex and natural anti-oxidants with a high fat content it is easily digestible, it stimulates a healthy function of the digestive system.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Martha’s Vineyard ponds to host winter flounder.
Martha’s Vineyard/Dukes County fishermen’s association are working with the University of New Hampshire to save the Winter Flounder, which was once so abundant in Martha’s Vineyard waters. The project which starts on November 1st will be in two phases, first part of the project will be to study the two ponds the Lagoon and Menemsha and the second part will be to raise and release tagged winter flounder into the two ponds. Read more...
Aquaculture investment gets backing from Shetland Council.
Two aquaculture enterprises have secured new investment from the Shetland Islands Council, a mussel farm the North Atlantic Shellfish will expand its mussel farming business. Also there will be a new state of the arts 100 percent water recirculation salmon hatchery facility at Girlsta. Read more...
Aquaculture investment gets backing from Shetland Council.
Two aquaculture enterprises have secured new investment from the Shetland Islands Council, a mussel farm the North Atlantic Shellfish will expand its mussel farming business. Also there will be a new state of the arts 100 percent water recirculation salmon hatchery facility at Girlsta. Read more...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Aquaculture - Book Review blog
OECD and French host two-day symposium on aquaculture in Paris 2010
OECD Committee for Fisheries jointly - with the French Ministry for Food Agriculture and Fisheries - hosted a two day symposium on 'Advancing the Aquaculture Agenda: Policies to ensure sustainable aquaculture sector'. Attended by 80 delegates from 25 countries, this two-day event looked at key issues in policy and the regulations and discussed the lessons learned and the potential areas for improvement.
OECD Committee for Fisheries jointly - with the French Ministry for Food Agriculture and Fisheries - hosted a two day symposium on 'Advancing the Aquaculture Agenda: Policies to ensure sustainable aquaculture sector'. Attended by 80 delegates from 25 countries, this two-day event looked at key issues in policy and the regulations and discussed the lessons learned and the potential areas for improvement.
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