CLASSIFICATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF GRANULATED FEED IN MODERN FISH FARMING
Keywords:
Aquaculture, extruded feed, feed conversion ratio (FCR), ichthyology, aquatic species, feeding protocols.Abstract
This paper explores the role of granulated feed as a primary driver for intensification in aquaculture. It analyzes how production methods- specifically pelleting and extrusion- influence the physical and mechanical properties of the feed. The study establishes a link between the biological traits of aquatic organisms and specific feed characteristics, while also outlining strategies for adjusting feeding regimes based on environmental variables.
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