Trout Valley LLC

Trout Valley LLC

Great fish doesn't start with a recipe — it starts with water and science

We don't just use RAS technology — we study its limits. Our R&D activity at the STI Industrial Park is focused on maximum survival rates and predictable stocking-material quality.

How RAS works

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Closed environment

The fish grow in closed tanks. External water never gets in — no parasites, no bacteria, no seasonal temperature swings.

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Water treatment

Water passes through mechanical and biological filters, removes waste, and returns to the tank. 95–99% of the water is reused.

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Parameter control

Real-time sensors log temperature (14–16 °C — the optimum for trout), oxygen levels, pH, and ammonium.

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Feeding protocol

Корм від сертифікованих міжнародних виробників. Склад, кількість і режим визначені нашою картою, перевіреною у дослідних умовах.

RAS

A recirculating aquaculture system — a closed environment where water is continuously cleaned, oxygenated, and returned to the fish. Temperature, pH, ammonia levels, oxygen saturation — all under control 24/7.

100×

more water-efficient than traditional fish farming

0

antibiotics across the full cycle

95–99%

water recirculation in the system

365дн

production independent of season and weather

0.75-1.15FCR

kg of feed per 1 kg of fish weight gain

What do we optimize?

Every parameter is a lever you can control. We turn them into a predictable result.

  • 1

    Survival at every stage of grow-out

  • 2

    Growth rate and feed conversion

  • 3

    Consistency of the product's quality characteristics

  • 4

    Optimal incubation regimes for steelhead trout roe

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Our growing system is the key to success

Detailed protocols from roe to smolt. They turn trout grow-out from an art into a reproducible science — and it's these that the partner farm receives.

The partner doesn't get a fingerling — they get a whole system of growing standards and a connection to the centralized IT platform