Artemia

Hatchery operators can reduce live rotifer diets by at least 50 percent by adopting an innovating feed protocol and diet developed by researchers at INVE.

Artemia are valuable as live feeds for the early life stages of shrimp. While they might be expensive, if used correctly – as explained below – they should fully justify the investment

Although some shrimp and finfish hatcheries are looking to switch from Artemia in favour of alternative first feeds, aquaculture nutritionists say that – for the time being – brine shrimp are going to continue to play a …

Improving the quality of Artemia used in hatcheries has been made possible by a series of new tools launched by INVE Aquaculture.

Urgent action to ensure long-term viability of Brazil’s most important domestic source of Artemia has been called for – both to sustain a valuable ingredient for the local aquaculture sector and to ensure a continued liv…

The new plant, Ecuador’s first, will supply 66 percent of Ecuador’s market for aquafeed.

A recent economic analysis of Artemia farms in Vietnam finds that small-scale “cyst and biomass” farms had higher profitability than other models.