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These are some of the projects we have worked on over the last few years.  Consult my resume for additional information. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Aquafare Plus 2003, 2004 Evaluation of DDG as a feed supplement in farmed shrimp
A by product of the manufacture of ethanol from corn, DDG, is only beginning to realize its potential in the aquaculture industry.   I worked with a company that makes ethanol to test the ability of their DDG to substitute partially for other protein sources in fish feeds.  We conducted field tests to determine suitability of the product in Texas and Belize.
 
Anjinimoto 2002-2007 Evaluation of SCP as a suitable replacement for fish meal. 
Market Research and Development for Single Cell Protein.  A by product of amino acid fermentation is bacterial biomass.  We tested this biomass for palatability and attractability in larval shrimp feed with good results.  Future tests will center on maximizing levels of incorporation into various aquaculture based feeds.
 
Aqualider 2004 Replacement of worms in maturation of penaeid broodstock and improvement of naupliar quality
Working in conjunction with a group in Brazil, we development a mixture of feed supplements that when used in conjunction with a non-enriched Artemia Biomass, squid and mussels produced high quality nauplii.  This product completely replaces worms in the diet and results in highly fecund females that produce high quality nauplii.  It is commercially available and in use. 
 
SONGA, Naturisa, El Rosario and Mar Bravito 1999-2001 Development of a selection based genetics program
A program was devised and established to select for rapidly growing P. vannamei using conventional statistic based mass selection techniques.  This was done with a large group in Ecuador (more than 10,000 ha) who had the resources to ensure sufficient numbers of animals could be tested and evaluated.   This was the first project of its kind in Ecuador and led the way for others to follow. 

 

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