by Ford Brodeur | Feb 11, 2026
No. The challenge does not provide upfront funding. Participants are responsible for their own costs and any costs of their team members. However, there is no entry fee to participate.
by Ford Brodeur | Feb 11, 2026
The F3 Fish Farm Challenge is open to aquaculture producers raising carnivorous finfish on feeds that contain no marine animal ingredients. Fish farm(s) must serve as the team lead and register. But fish farms can form teams that may include feed companies,...
by Ford Brodeur | Feb 11, 2026
No. Farms are not required to convert their entire operation to F3-compliant feed. Participants may apply F3 feed to a portion of their production, such as a single cage, pond, or net pen.
by Ford Brodeur | Feb 11, 2026
No. Fish may be fed conventional diets until they reach 25 grams. Once that threshold is reached, a fully marine animal-free diet must be used through harvest to qualify for the challenge.
by Ford Brodeur | Feb 11, 2026
Yes. Even though fish farms are the challenge leads, ingredient suppliers are welcome to participate by working with feed manufacturers and fish farms. Â F3 can help connect ingredient suppliers with potential partners. If requested, the F3 Team can also include...
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