1. Calculate to prepare a 100 g fish feed that includes 45% crude protein (CP), using Fish meal with 65% CP (as source of Protein) and Soybean meal with 40% CP (as source of carbohydrates). Show your solution. a. What is the total contribution of fish meal in 100 g diet? b. How much soybean meal is needed to produce the fish feed?

1. Calculate to prepare a 100 g fish feed that includes 45% crude protein (CP), using Fish meal with 65% CP (as source of Protein) and Soybean meal with 40% CP (as source of carbohydrates). Show your solution. a. What is the total contribution of fish meal in 100 g diet? b. How much soybean meal is needed to produce the fish feed?

Aquaculture Science

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

Publisher:Parker

Chapter10: Feeds And Feeding

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5E

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