Aqua Agenda webinar video: Feed & Feed Strategies

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Fish Farmer’s Feed & Feed Strategies webinar was held on 10 September in association with our Panel Partner and co-hosts TidalX AI.

We addressed the key issues and opportunities around feed for fish farmers, and looked at how to ensure that the feeding regime is efficient and sustainable, and supports growth and healthy outcomes for the fish.

The panellists were:

Kristine Langaunet, Senior Sales Executive, TidalX AI
Stephanie Horn, Co-founder and Lead Analyst, Blue Food Performance
Paddy Campbell, Vice-President, Salmon Division, BioMar
Frank Wiik Rendal, Production Coordinator, Nova Sea AS
Ann Kristin Ulset, Feed Centre responsible, Nova Sea AS

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