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    Mushroom farming residues being repurposed, developed as fish feed

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    September 14, 2025
    Author
    Ramoran, Rizza
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    BM20250914_A5
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    With mushroom farming thriving across the Bicol region, the waste after harvesting the crop is a concern. On the other hand, the price of fish feed is becoming costly. The good news is that researchers from Partido State University are now exploring an answer for these two issues—an innovative way to turn mushroom farming waste, or spent mushroom substrate (SMS), into fish feed for tilapia aquaculture. SMS is the leftover material used after mushrooms have been harvested. This organic mix, usually made from crop residues and fungal mycelia, or the vegetative structures of fungi, is typically considered as agricultural waste.
    Citation
    Ramoran, R. B. (2025, September 14). Mushroom farming residues being repurposed, developed as fish feed. BusinessMirror, p. A5.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/16790
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    Corporate Names
    Partido State University Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-PCAARRD) University of the Philippines Los Baños
    Personal Names
    Atole-Nieva, Liezel
    Geographic Names
    Bicol
    Subject
    aquaculture feeds mushroom composts fish feeds tilapia culture feed formulation waste utilization sustainable aquaculture spent mushroom composts
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