Culture Technology of Salmonids #2

September 1, 1992 - August 31, 1995

(funded project #2)

The second Salmonids Funded Project. Chaired by Paul Brown

Objectives:

To continue evaluations of all-female diploid, all-female triploids, and mixed-sex diploids through sexual maturity and to use brood stock developed in the region to produce all-female diploid and all-female triploid trout populations.
To continue development of less-polluting diets by: (a) quantifying absorption of crude protein in rainbow trout fed commonly-available feedstuffs substituted at varying levels in the diet (evaluation of associative effects); (b) develop baseline effluent values from several types of salmonid aquaculture facilities located in the region; (c) to develop and field test a mass balance method to estimate phosphorous levels from feed sources in hatchery effluents; and (d) quantify phosphorous absorption from common feedstuffs fed to Atlantic salmon.
To determine the practical limits on rearing density of juvenile rainbow trout by examining the effects of selected high rearing densities on trout stress responses, survival and growth in both experimental tanks and production raceways.

Participants:

Principal Investigator/Institution	Objectives	Funding
Robert J. Sheehan (Southern Illinois University-Carbondale)	1	$20,000
Paul B. Brown (Purdue University)	2	$35,000
Donald L. Garling (Michigan State University)	2	$33,987
Terrence B. Kayes (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)	3	$25,925
Jeffrey A. Malison/Terence P. Barry (University of Wisconsin-Madison)	3	$35,085
	Total	$149,997

Project Outline (236K pdf file)

Project Number: 2

$149997.00

92-38500-6916