Brian Paterson's research while affiliated with Department of Agriculture and Fisheries and other places

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A review of the benefits and limitations of waste nutrient treatment in aquaculture pond facilities
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  • May 2024
Managing waste nutrients from intensive freshwater and marine pond aquaculture is a global challenge. Nutrient‐enriched water released from farms can have detrimental effects on aquatic ecosystem health. There are a range of treatment options for discharge water from fish and crustacean ponds, and this review examines the benefits and limitations o...
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... Factors like feeding rate, frequency, and protein content affect the total ammonia nitrogen (TAN) added to the system, which determines the size and cost of filtration components. Using feeds with improved amino acid balance can enhance growth and reduce TAN loads [42]. Feeding attractants, incitants, and stimulants can be used to improve feed utilization in RAS. ...
Reference: Re-Circulatory Aquaculture Systems: A Pathway to Sustainable Fish Farming
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