DIET AND STRAIN AFFECT GROWTH, FEED EFFICIENCY, AND RETENTION OF NITROGEN AND LYSINE IN HYBRID BLUEGILL.

A study was performed by the WV department of Biology, West Virginia State College, Institute, WV, between the Georgia Giant hybrid bream and other hybrid bream. This study determined that the Georgia Giant hybrid bream gained four times more weight in 12 weeks than any other hybrid bream.

Study proves the Georgia Giant hybrid bream to be a faster growing fish!

Four experimental diets over a 12 week period proved:

1. The Georgia Giant hybrid bream had an overall growth rate of four times faster than other hybrid bream.
   
2. The georgia Giants had a higher feed intake than other hybrid bream.
   
3. The Georgia Giants were more efficient feed consumers than other hybrid bream.

KEN'S FISH FARM HAS A RANICULTURE RESEARCH CENTER, BIOGENETICS LAB, WATER AND DISEASE LAB, 15 RESEARCH PONDS, AND BIOLOGISTS ON STAFF.

We have 42 years of research experience and continuous ongoing research projects which allow us to stay 20 years ahead of our competition. Some of our goals are:

1. Better breeds.
   
2. Faster growing and bigger production.
   
3. Better biting fish.
   
4. More economical fish.