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Main Authors: Bagi, Andrea, Poersch, Luis, Ravagnan, Elisa
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Published: Zenodo 2023
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14516634
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author Bagi, Andrea
Poersch, Luis
Ravagnan, Elisa
author_facet Bagi, Andrea
Poersch, Luis
Ravagnan, Elisa
contents <p>Aquaculture industry is a growing sector worldwide and is expected to contribute<br>significantly to satisfying the increasing protein needs of a growing population. Biofloc<br>technology (BFT) emerged over the past decades as a sustainable and cost-efficient<br>cultivation system, mainly for warm-water species in tropical climates. This report begins<br>by describing this technology, presenting its generally perceived benefits, continues<br>with examples of BFT applications and finally, it presents a context analysis, aiming to<br>identify where and how BFT could contribute to the future of Norwegian aquaculture<br>industry.</p>
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spellingShingle A desktop study on biofloc technology
Bagi, Andrea
Poersch, Luis
Ravagnan, Elisa
<p>Aquaculture industry is a growing sector worldwide and is expected to contribute<br>significantly to satisfying the increasing protein needs of a growing population. Biofloc<br>technology (BFT) emerged over the past decades as a sustainable and cost-efficient<br>cultivation system, mainly for warm-water species in tropical climates. This report begins<br>by describing this technology, presenting its generally perceived benefits, continues<br>with examples of BFT applications and finally, it presents a context analysis, aiming to<br>identify where and how BFT could contribute to the future of Norwegian aquaculture<br>industry.</p>
title A desktop study on biofloc technology
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14516634