Tuesday, June 11, 2019 4:57:51 PM
90+% survival rate is a very big deal. Typical industry survival rates are 25 to 75% and highly variable.
Why not speculate that you could 100,000 lbs per tank and that would really drive the costs down?
There is an optimum density of shrimp for optimum growth. You can increase the density but growth rate drops and to reach a given size would take longer.
Each method of raising shrimp has its hardware costs. It hasn't been shown that the NS EC tech is more expensive in hardware costs compared to other technologies.
Why not speculate that you could 100,000 lbs per tank and that would really drive the costs down?
There is an optimum density of shrimp for optimum growth. You can increase the density but growth rate drops and to reach a given size would take longer.
Each method of raising shrimp has its hardware costs. It hasn't been shown that the NS EC tech is more expensive in hardware costs compared to other technologies.
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