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Ah, fish - the one farmed animal we have not figured out how to feed with soybean yet. Soon, I guess. I'm not quite sure "fish-free fed fish” is going to have
by CGMthrowaway 1y ago
Ah, fish - the one farmed animal we have not figured out how to feed with soybean yet. Soon, I guess.
I'm not quite sure "fish-free fed fish” is going to have the same cache as “grass-fed beef," despite the article's suggestion.
- willis936 1y agoThis feels very close to Silicon Valley's bit about pescepescetarianism.
- daveguy 1y agoIs that eating fish that fish eat or eating fish that eat other fish? And why?
- willis936 1y agoThe second one. I thought it was a way to make the silly character look pretentious and pseudo intellectual, but misremembered. It appears that it was actually a way for the character to narcissistically draw attention. https://youtu.be/IC-ZBJ-Kw2E https://youtu.be/IC-ZBJ-Kw2E
- muzani 1y agoI've been taking algae supplements lately. It tastes like fish food because it is fish food. Apparently, it was a source of cheap protein during wars, but didn't provide enough nutrients and tastes like pond scum. It ended up in the supplement sector because it was easier to get approved as it over food. Soylent Green was inspired by it. I hope it does go back into the fish food sector - it's cheap and nutritious but tastes worse than soy.
- internet_points 1y ago? soy is a major ingredient in farm-fish food
- Sammi 1y agoDepending on the feed producer. The farmed fish feed that is considered the very best quality has about 50% fished fish in it (and hence has the natural omega3 in it). The other 50% is mostly soy and wheet, but also misc other stuff like flavor enhancers. Low quality feed is mostly land based.