Scientists Develop Alternative Feed to Meet Growing Demand for Fish

Researchers from the USDA Agriculture Research Service have found an alternative way to produce fish feed to meet the increasing demand by consumers to have a healthier diet. Traditionally, fishmeal comes from small, boney fish like menhaden, herring and capelin, which are in short supply. By using concentrated plant proteins, researchers have found a way to specialize meals for specific fish that provide the needed protein for growth. Ongoing studies indicate that the modern alternative diets work better for fish than previous alternative diets. Read more.