Efficient ecological aquaculture technology

Author: Jiang Guoai (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Ecological aquaculture technology is a low-risk, high-benefit ecological aquaculture project. The main content of this technology is: through biotechnology, converting waste such as pig, chicken, duck, cow manure, organic waste, etc., into large quantities of animal protein feed—sterile silkworms and earthworms. Then, using this inexpensive high-protein feed to replace part or all of commercial feed for feeding economic animals such as chickens, ducks, pigs, catfish, sturgeon, bighead catfish, tilapia, yellow catfish, softshell turtles, eels, bream, shrimp, crabs, frogs, scorpions, centipedes, Chinese alligators, snakes, and pigeons, etc. After feeding these economic animals, their growth rate accelerates, disease resistance strengthens, and meat quality improves, thereby achieving the goals of reducing aquaculture costs, producing green animal food, and enhancing market competitiveness. Especially, the application of microbial technology during the aquaculture process can significantly reduce the odor and disease in the aquaculture site, as well as the incidence of diseases in poultry and aquatic animals, thus greatly improving the economic benefits of aquaculture.