Biological Feed Additives Reduce Salmon Mortality During Algal Blooms in Chile
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What happened
A study conducted at a commercial farm in Chile found that functional feed additives reduce mortality in Atlantic salmon during harmful algal blooms. Salmon fed Futerpenol® showed a 61% decrease in mortality compared to the control group during a natural algal bloom stress test.
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Why it matters
This research demonstrates how targeted biological inputs can lessen the impact of environmental crises on marketable fish stocks. Since salmon is a major export product for Chile, this technology could help mitigate mass-loss events in the industry.
Salmon production and exports are significant globally, with Norway noted as a leading market and Chile playing a key role in global production.
From english.pravda.ru