Project Details
Description
The overall aim of the project is to disseminate scientific knowledge and practical experiences regarding optimum use of recirculation technology in land based fish farming.
The main concrete aims are:
1. To promote green and economic sustainability in recirculation fish farming by optimum use of recirculation technology to minimize the specific discharge of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter) from the fish production.
2. To strengthen green switch by increased use of recirculation technology by supporting the changeover from traditional pond farming to modern recirculation technology. This is based on knowledge and experience from research- and development projects. E.g. will optimum designed farms and management reflect less fish diseases, less mortality and improved feed utilization concomitant with better fish welfare.
Partners
DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic ResourcesÂ
The Danish Aquaculture Organisation (coordinator)
University of Copenhagen (KU Sund & KU Science), Denmark
Private veterinarians
Funding
This project is funded by Green Growth and Development Program (GUDP).
Research area: Aquaculture
The main concrete aims are:
1. To promote green and economic sustainability in recirculation fish farming by optimum use of recirculation technology to minimize the specific discharge of nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus and organic matter) from the fish production.
2. To strengthen green switch by increased use of recirculation technology by supporting the changeover from traditional pond farming to modern recirculation technology. This is based on knowledge and experience from research- and development projects. E.g. will optimum designed farms and management reflect less fish diseases, less mortality and improved feed utilization concomitant with better fish welfare.
Partners
DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic ResourcesÂ
The Danish Aquaculture Organisation (coordinator)
University of Copenhagen (KU Sund & KU Science), Denmark
Private veterinarians
Funding
This project is funded by Green Growth and Development Program (GUDP).
Research area: Aquaculture
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 01/07/2017 → 30/06/2021 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- University of Copenhagen (Project partner)
- The Danish Veterinary Association (Project partner)
- Danish Aquaculture Association (Project partner)
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