Environment
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Guide to Starting an Eco-Friendly Fish Farm
When we purchase food products, most of the time we don’t stop and think from where that food item came and how it is made. When it comes to buying fish, we instantly assume it came from some ocean or lake or may have been raised on a fish farm. Fish is an excellent source of nutritious protein that also has other nutrients like omega-3 Fatty acids which improve our heart health and lower our blood cholesterol level. Farmed fish has been playing an essential role in meeting global protein demands. Since we all need sustainable food products and even packaging, have you ever asked yourself what is sustainable fish farming and how does it impact our planet? Have you ever thought about being part of this movement? Perhaps never before, but if you are aiming to start a sustainable fish farm, you are already a step ahead of many. In this article, we will guide you through the things you need to know about starting up an eco-friendly fish farm.
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