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FishFarmFeeder

LAKSESYSTEMER Feeders

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How They Operate

Aquaculture feeders are devices designed to dispense feed to fish and other aquatic animals in a controlled manner. These systems can be automatic, semi-automatic, or manual, with the most common being automatic feeders, which release a set amount of feed at predetermined intervals. The feeders are typically programmed to adjust the quantity and timing of the feed based on the size, age, and species of the animals being farmed. They operate through various mechanisms such as conveyor belts, rotating drums, or air blowers, ensuring a steady and even distribution of feed across the water.

Their critical role
Feeders play a critical role in the aquaculture industry by ensuring that fish and other aquatic species receive adequate nutrition for optimal growth. Proper feeding management leads to improved feed conversion ratios (FCR), meaning less feed is wasted, reducing costs and minimizing environmental impact. Feeders also contribute to better water quality by limiting overfeeding, which can cause water contamination from excess, unused feed. Additionally, automated feeders help reduce labor costs, making feeding more efficient and consistent, leading to healthier stock and higher yields.
Additional Set Up

Automated feeders can be integrated with monitoring systems to optimise feeding schedules based on real-time data, improving feed conversion and reducing waste.