University of Hawaiʻi Study: Saltwater Recirculation Systems Boost Tilapia Growth by 15%
A new study from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is making waves in the world of sustainable seafood production. Researchers at the Tuahine Research and Education Center found that Mozambique tilapia, a popular aquaculture species, grows 15% faster in recirculating artificial saltwater systems than in traditional freshwater environments.
The finding points to major implications for the future of aquaculture, especially in regions with limited access to water resources or that may have limited access in the future due to...
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