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Aquafeeds: Fit for Future
August 14-15, 2019 Bali, Indonesia
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Program
The ninth in the series, TARS 2019 will feature a vibrant speaker program that will address a wide range of topics, from the state of Asia’s aquafeed industry and state of aquaculture nutrition in freshwater fish, marine fish and marine shrimp, to nutritional requirements (including new protein meals to replace fishmeal); functional feeds to boost immunity; disease control and health management; application of best management practices and feed technologies to improve overall performance and efficiency to ensure Asia’s aquaculture industry remains sustainable and viable.
Preliminary Program*
| Session 1: State of Industry & Challenges | |
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| State of Asia’s aquafeed industry: Are we fit for future? | |
| Aquafeeds in Indonesia: Different strokes for different species Haris Muhtadi, Aquafeed Division, Indonesian Feedmills Association |
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| Challenges in Thailand: A view from the next generation Jarin Sawanboonchun, Aquaculture Nutrition and Feed Specialist, Thailand |
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| Growing pains and technology changes in India Ravikumar Bangarusamy, Growel Feeds Pvt Ltd, India |
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| Session 2: Nutrient-Requirements Based Diets | |
| Early stage nutrition as foundation for growth | |
| Creating value for fish feeds Orapint Jintasataporn, Kasetsart University, Thailand |
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| Shrimp feeds: Fit for new genetics and new culture systems?
Brett Glencross, Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling, Scotland |
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| Session 3: New Protein Meals/Oils For Fishmeal/Oil Replacement | |
| Fishmeal replacement strategies: Just a question of protein? Martin Guerin, Adisseo Asia Pacific PL, Singapore |
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| Protein meal replacements: What’s available and how | |
| Alternatives to omega-3 PUFAs in aquafeeds: Addressing rising demand and critical animal health needs Fuci Guo, Corbion Biotec, Inc, Malaysia |
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| Session 4: Disease & Health Management | |
| Different strategies towards quality feeding Oliver Decamp, Inve Aquaculture, Thailand |
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| Performance feeds for marine fish: From day 1 to market | |
| Overcoming constraints and maximizing benefits with feed additives Benedict Standen, Product Manager, BIOMIN Holding GmbH, Austria |
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| Session 5: Technology & Sustainability: Fit for future | |
| Quality research: A pre-requisite fit for future feed M A Kabir Chowdhury, Jefo Nutrition Inc, Canada |
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| Growing the aquafeed business | |
| Feed for thought: Shrimp feeds Rizky Darmawan, PT Delta Marine Indonesia |
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Hard Talk with C-Suite Executives |
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Hard-hitting questions with C-suite executives of aquafeed companies on their experience with business and technical challenges, and strategies for success. |
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| Henrik Aarestrup, Vice President, Emerging Markets Division, BioMar Group | |
Breakout Roundtable Sessions with Panel Discussions |
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Led by team leaders, participants in each of the three assigned breakout groups will discuss issues, solutions and actions required to develop an ecologically sustainable aquafeeds sector in Asia that is both is fit and future ready. |
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| Group 1: Shrimp Feeds | |
| Group 2: Freshwater Fish Feeds | |
| Group 3: Marine Fish Feeds | |
*Preliminary program, subject to change.
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