©FAO/Irene Nurzia Humburg. Redworms, Eisenia fetida|foetida, are a species of earthworm commonly used for worm composting, or vermicomposting. This species naturally feeds on decaying organic matter and tolerates the conditions found in intensive compost operations, both in domestic and industrial operations . The resulting residue, or vermicompost, is a valuable soil amendment rich in nutrients. Integrated aquaculture farms can make use of vermicomposting of filtered fish wastes, and for feeding the worms to fish or other livestock. Read more about aquaculture feed ingredients the FAO Aquaculture Feed and Fertilizer Resources Information System (AFFRIS), intended to provide information on aquaculture feed and nutrient resources and guidelines to use the information on the feeding strategy. www.fao.org/fishery/affris/affris-home/en/

2012

I. Nurzia Humburg

Compost, Feed (pl.: feeds), Feed ingredient, Feed, supplementary-, Feed, supplemental-

Hawaii

Oceania

United States of America