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Seasonal Nutrition

Facing challenges with low water temperatures and fish growth? Cold-water conditions can slow fish metabolism, reduce appetite, and impact growth. Alltech Coppens’ innovative cold-water feeds, developed through extensive research, are designed to optimize digestion and improve fat and protein utilization even in temperatures as low as 3-8°C. These feeds enhance palatability, stimulate feeding, and reduce pollution, leading to healthier, more robust fish with improved feed conversion efficiency. Take advantage of the winter months and boost your farm’s performance.

Contact us to learn how our precision nutrition can turn cold-water challenges into growth opportunities!

LINK: www.alltechcoppens.com/en/news/water-temperatures-impacting-fish-growth

Marine Operative - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Portree£35,677.16 per annum

Farm Technician (Glenfinnan) - Mowi Scotland

Lochaber£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Farm Technician (Colonsay) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & Bute£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Deckhand (Ailsa Craig) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & Bute£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Marine Operative (2 weeks on/off) - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Portree£34,576.30 per annum

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