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BIOFORSK NORD BODØ: THE NORTHERN ALGAE COMMITMENT!!!

BIOFORSK NORD BODØ: THE NORTHERN ALGAE COMMITMENT!!!. Natural sources of antioxidants, a necessity for animal health and welfare and product quality in organic livestock production.

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BIOFORSK NORD BODØ: THE NORTHERN ALGAE COMMITMENT!!!

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  1. BIOFORSK NORD BODØ:THE NORTHERN ALGAE COMMITMENT!!! Natural sources of antioxidants, a necessity for animal health and welfare and product quality in organic livestock production. Study of the utilization of seaweed as a natural source for vitamin E and other healthy components on ewes and their offspring, and the effects on the intestinal microbiota and immune system. Environment friendly fish farming and use of cleaner fish Research on antibacterial activity of microalgae used as green water for the development of rearing of ballan wrasse for control of sea lice in organic fish farming. www.eco-fish.org Funding: Northern Periphery EU-Programme, Nordland County Collaboration: University of Nordland, Viking Fish Farm Ltd (UK), Marine Ryan Institute (Ireland), DaithiO’Murchu Marine Research Station (Ireland) Contact: C. Rebours Funding: Norwegian Research Council Collaboration: Bioforsk, Norwegian School of Veterinary Science, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, University of Aarhus (Denmark) Contact: M. Novoa-Garrido Microalgae cultures. Photo: C. Rebours Ewes eating seaweed meal pellets. Photo: Bioforsk Nord Tjøtta Pool ecology Optimization of phytoplankton production system and introduction of novel phytoplankton species for cod farming. Screening of North Norwegian macro algae species for antibacterial activity on intestinal bacteria flora in ruminants. Pilot study to identify macro algae species from Northern Norway that produce secondary metabolites with microbial activity to identify new molecules that can have positive health effects in livestock, with special focus on ruminants. Funding: MABIT-programme, Lofilab AS Collaboration: University of Caen Basse-Normandie (France) Contact: C. Rebours Funding: MABIT-programme Collaboration: Marbank, Marbio Contact: M. Novoa-Garrido Field experiment at Vågønes Photo: Ingunn Øvsthus View of the marine pool. Photo: Lofitech AS Energy and nutriment optimization due to integration of aqua- and agriculture on a regional scale in Northern Norway. Recent tasks: cultivation of macroalgae in association with salmon farming and land-based industrial development . margarita.novoa-garrido@bioforsk.no Agar plates with bacterial growth from faeces of animals consuming seaweeds. Photo: M. Novoa-Garrido Fertilizer value of organic materials to ecologically grown vegetables. A study to find about how organic fertilizer as shrimp shell and seaweed meals influence yield and quality of organic vegetables. Funding: Nordland County Collaboration: various industry partners Contacts: Å. Karlsen and C. Uhlig Funding: Norwegian Research Council, Fylkesmannen in Nordland and Troms, Bioforsk Collaboration: Newcastle University, Nofima, Bioforsk , Oikos Contact: I. Øvsthus Energy and nutrient optimization. Author: C. Uhlig

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