Education

Aquafeed Formulation Short Course

Soy Aquaculture Alliance’s Aquafeed Formulation Short Course offers members in-depth training on feeding systems and related topics of practical application. It is designed to introduce U.S.-based feed, aquaculture, and agriculture industry professionals to the dynamic field of aquaculture nutrition and feed formulation. Each Short Course features engaging speakers, hands-on learning with BESTMIX 4, access to feed formulation databases, and networking opportunities with fellow participants and industry leaders.

If you are interested in participating in a future Aquafeed Formulation Short Course, keep an eye out for more details in 2027!

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The Soy Research Trifecta

July 1, 2026

The Soy Aquaculture Alliance hosted an hour-long webinar on Wednesday, July 1, for “The Soy Research Trifecta” — our webinar providing updates on the University of Idaho’s 20-year program to breed high-soy-tolerant rainbow trout, their research to maximize soy nutrients for fish, and using machine-learning technology as a more efficient intestinal measurement tool.

U of I researchers Jake Bledsoe and Marina Subramaniam shared their research and expertise in leading the session and followed their presentation with a Q&A.

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Tailoring Soy to Catfish - SAAQ 2025 Q4 Webinar

The Soy Aquaculture Alliance hosted an hour-long webinar on December 10 discussing the latest research on advanced soy-based feed for channel and hybrid catfish — the largest consumers of soybean meal in U.S. aquaculture.

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