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3. An Introduction to Oyster Culture in the Northeastern United States

Florida Sea Grant
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© Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Used with permission. This workshop is the final of 3 workshops on intensive oyster aquaculture hosted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, UF/IFAS Extension, and Florida Sea Grant at Florida State University's Coastal and Marine Laboratory. It was held April 2, 2014. This recording consists of presentations describing on bottom oyster culture systems and methods used in the Northeastern U.S., start-up of a private oyster culture initiative in Martha's Vineyard from training and seed development to marketing and promotion, and development of be …...more
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3. An Introduction to Oyster Culture in the Northeastern United States
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2015Mar 30
© Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Used with permission. This workshop is the final of 3 workshops on intensive oyster aquaculture hosted by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, UF/IFAS Extension, and Florida Sea Grant at Florida State University's Coastal and Marine Laboratory. It was held April 2, 2014. This recording consists of presentations describing on bottom oyster culture systems and methods used in the Northeastern U.S., start-up of a private oyster culture initiative in Martha's Vineyard from training and seed development to marketing and promotion, and development of best management practices for the east coast shellfish aquaculture. SPEAKERS INCLUDE: -- Dale Leavitt, PhD, Associate Professor and Aquaculture Extension Specialist, Roger Williams University, Bristol, Rhode Island Dale teaches a course on practical shellfish farming and conducts applied research for the advancement of shellfish aquaculture -- Rick Karney, Director and Shellfish Biologist, Martha’s Vineyard Shellfish Group, Oaks Bluff, Massachusetts. For over 30 years, Rick and his shellfish group have sought to expand their island’s shellfisheries through innovative aquaculture technologies --.Sandy Macfarlane, Coastal Resources Specialists, Massachusetts Sandy, a renowned Cape Cod author, has three decades of experience in coastal resource management, shellfish aquaculture and restoration Like this story? Subscribe to our channel to find out more about the research and work we do:    / flseagrant   To learn more about Florida Sea Grant, visit: www.flseagrant.org Like us on Facebook:   / flseagrant   Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @FloridaSeaGrant If you would like additional information, please contact the speakers (listed below), or visit the Division of Aquaculture website, http://www.freshfromflorida.com/Divis..., or the Florida Shellfish Aquaculture website, http://shellfish.ifas.ufl.edu. See: http://franklin.ifas.ufl.edu/wp-conte...

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