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Manure-Grown Bloodworms Could Replace Costly Imported Fish Feed for Catfish

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Researchers in Guinea have shown that Chironomidae larvae grown with poultry and rabbit manure deliver protein and vitamin levels sufficient to match imported commercial feed for African catfish fry survival.

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