Show-Me Shrimp (MU CAFNR)

COLUMBIA, Mo.-- Missouri agriculture typically brings to mind corn, soybeans and cattle. But research at the University of Missouri could make seafood a major cash crop in the Show-Me State. Read more go to extension.missouri.edu/news/Di....
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[@mymateian]

The shrimp grown in Asia are grown in a soup of antibiotics and filth. How they have been approved for consumption is amazing! The sooner you get that system up and running commercially, the better. Good luck!

[@eddymontiel4153]

4$ a pound lol shrimp is now around 18.99 a pound at the market imagine that

[@OkikaHawaii]

Maybe also use plants to keep the water clean and healthy? They would help keep algae from getting out of control.

[@Syock44]

+Kenneth Brandon Peters - The algae are plants that clean the water, and serve as a food source.

[@suratmoromo8445]

Good

[@kittylover9549]

What city is this farm

[@alexgunawan98]

Algae vs Pellet feed which one grow faster for Vannamei Shrimp ？

[@jayhindustan1125]

Is it salty water or fresh water ? ? ? ?

[@mohamedrefaiee4625]

Is that vennamie shrimp?

[@BaconKongen]

my impression with most of these "new" shrimp farm videos, is that the water is so dirty that no shrimp are visible. then they run a net trought the water and they only catch 3-4 shrimps. seems to be a nice story more than acctual results..... please show us some shrimp.... by that i mean 100kg or more.