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Study finds less costly approach to feeding catfish

Fish can thrive for the first six weeks after hatching by feeding on naturally occurring zooplankton, according to new research

By Undercurrent News | July 18, 2013 16:25 BST
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Mississippi State University (MSU) scientists looking to help catfish producers keep costs low and quality high have found catfish can thrive for the first six weeks after hatching by feeding on naturally occurring zooplankton, reported WTVA [...]

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