Feeding systems

A new tool to help barramundi farmers predict and maximise growth rates has been launched by Skretting today.

A new type of feeding system that uses water, rather than air, to deliver feed pellets from a feed barge to its surrounding cages has shown to be effective at a commercial salmon site.

Asia continues to be an attractive market for investments in the aquafeed sector, despite a number of challenges, according to a new report by Rabobank.

The introduction of special feed blocks can give more controlled growth, increased survival and better overall health status of lumpfish in sea pens with Atlantic salmon compared to pelleted diets, according to new resea…

An autonomous feeding system that decides when and how much to feed farmed fish has been unveiled by CageEye.

Maruha Nichiro Corporation, the world's largest fishery firm, has invested in Umitron’s latest smart feeding device, the Cell2, in its rainbow trout farming operations in Japan.

Successful disease management methods developed in salmon are being piloted in shrimp, tilapia and pangasius farming in Indonesia.

Mowi farm technician Clara McGhee discusses the crucial business of salmon feeding strategies and how these help to ensure a site remains profitable, environmentally sustainable and capable of producing nutritious fish f…

The Aquaculture Innovation Showcase is coming in September. Ahead of the event in London, The Fish Site spoke to TransAlgae’s VP of research and development, Ofra Chen, to discuss how algae can revolutionise the health and nutrition of farmed fish.…

A new range of cleaner fish-specific feed blocks has been launched by Vita Aqua Feeds (VAF) today.

Umitron has launched “the world’s first real-time ocean-based fish appetite detection system” on the European aquaculture market today.

Umitron, a producer of AI-based feeding systems, has secured US $2 million in funding for a project that aims to improve the efficiency and sustainability of rainbow trout farmers in Peru.

Aqua-Spark, the pioneer investment fund focused exclusively on sustainable aquaculture, today announced its investment in the Norwegian technology company CageEye. With the funds, CageEye will invest in R&D, grow its…

Plans to expand Iceland’s salmon farming industry are moving forward, with the delivery of a new 450-tonne capacity AKVA feed barge to the new Icelandic producer Arctic Sea Farm.

The Scottish Salmon Company (SSC) has commissioned Gael Force Group to build a 400 tonnne capacity SeaMate feed barge for its Portree site, with delivery expected later this year.

A new system that claims to make the “feeding process in fish farms simpler, faster and easier to follow”, has been developed by AKVA.

Trondheim tradeshow marks a major milestone for Scottish firm's international ambitions.

​Gael Force Group, trusted Scottish manufacturer and supplier of aquaculture equipment, technology and services, is announcing today that they have secured a prestigious new order, to build and supply Marine Harvest Scot…

Revealed as one of the main exhibitors on the Scottish Pavillion, Gael Force will officially launch their new offshore feed system.