"fish fodder" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in a sentence to describe food given to fish.
Example: The angler used small fish as bait, but the larger catches preferred the freshly prepared fish fodder.
With "bitter taste" I wanted to emphasize both the shift from fish to fodder; and the cruel impact of bereavement on April, as she struggles in her search for meaning.
and environmental samples (water, rice, different types of vegetables and fish, tobacco, fodder, pesticides, fertilizer and soil) had to be analysed in an effort to link the biological basis of CKDu with potential environmental risk factors.
Additionally, indigenous people of this region are using yews for several other purposes including gastro-intestinal disorders, respiratory problems, skeletal system disorders, and as edible fruit, fodder, fish poison, traditional veterinary medicine, among others.
Inka's goal is to raise the food it needs for its fish, things like barley fodder, earthworms and black soldier flies, using waste manure generated by the horses Ms. Taylor keeps on the ranch.
Other uses include making paper, fibreboard, basket work, biogas [gases derived from the decay of organic matter without oxygen], water puri fication, animal fodder and fish feed," Buckton added.
It includes a number of valuable aquarium plants and some species (e.g., Hydrilla verticillata and Elodea canadensis) provide fish breeding sites and fodder for the poultry raising industry [ 3].
The figures look at the total amount of biomass (crops and livestock fodder, wood and fish), coal, oil and gas, metal and non-metallic minerals such as construction materials used in the UK every year.
The post-Fukushima Japanese store shelves that display unsold meat and fish following news of contaminated fodder having being used as feed, and continuing tainted fluids being released into the ocean around the stricken nuclear power plants, are just one category of losses suffered by small and large businesses.
It seemed anything was fair game for my pasty fodder: leftover vegetables, meats, fish, fowl and even dollops of jam.
The other good thing about zebrafish is what Katsanis especially likes about them: "They're genetically tractable". Scientists can go in and affect one or another specific gene, but more important, they can use the fish as a sort of cannon fodder.
