Abstract
The aquaculture industry produces vaste quantities of fish offal. These amounts stem both from slaughter and from on-farm mortality and must be dealt with according to the EU Animal By-Product Directive. Using the fish offal as fertiliser is one of the approved methods, provided that certain precautions are taken and restrictions met.
This report puts forth some recommendations for use of the product, including considerations for vulnerable areas and plant growing time. Also it is recommendated to measure the content of nutrients and POPs, and to conduct germination tests to find an appropriate dilution of the fertiliser before application in order to avoid scorching of the vegetation.
This report puts forth some recommendations for use of the product, including considerations for vulnerable areas and plant growing time. Also it is recommendated to measure the content of nutrients and POPs, and to conduct germination tests to find an appropriate dilution of the fertiliser before application in order to avoid scorching of the vegetation.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Umhvørvisstovan |
Number of pages | 16 |
Publication status | Published - 2011 |
Publication series
Name | Frágreiðing 2011:1 |
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Publisher | The Environment Agency. Faroe Islands |