Thailand Pilot Project Uses Native Fish to Cut Duck Feed Costs, Protect Ecosystem
Phetchaburi Province, Thailand, has launched a pilot project utilizing the native fish 'Black-chinned Cichlid' for duck feed. The initiative aims to reduce feed costs and address issues with invasive fish species.
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