Project with Fisher's participation was highlighted in the Aquaculture Panorama.
Our work was featured in a report published by Panorama da Aquicultura , which presented a research project coordinated by the São Paulo Agribusiness Technology Agency (APTA) for the development of an innovative automatic tilapia feeding system. The initiative involved Fisher Piscicultura and is part of a collaborative effort with research institutions to improve aquaculture production.
The publication shows that the project was developed with support from the Innovative Research in Small Businesses Program (PIPE/FAPESP) and aimed to evaluate an automated feeding system capable of distributing the appropriate amount of feed several times throughout the day. The technology was designed to make management more efficient, reduce waste, and contribute to the productive performance of tilapia.
Another highlight of the report is the collaboration between the company and research institutions. The participation of APTA, the Fisheries Institute, and Fisher demonstrates the importance of integrating scientific knowledge and technological development to create solutions applicable to Brazilian fish farming. This collaborative work allowed for testing new management practices and generating relevant information for the evolution of the activity.
The recognition from Panorama da Aquicultura marks another important moment in our journey of innovation. We continue to invest in research, development, and partnerships that contribute to a more efficient and sustainable fish farming industry, better prepared for the challenges of the future.
Our work was highlighted in this report published by Panorama da Aquicultura .
To learn all the details, access the full article published by the publication. APTA coordinates innovative project for automatic tilapia feeding.
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