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Visit Seafood HACCP Online Training Course
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Visit Biofouling Control Strategies: A Field Guide for Maryland Oyster Growers
Biofouling Control Strategies: A Field Guide for Maryland Oyster Growers
Biofouling, or plants and animals that colonize oysters and/or cages, can affect profitability. This handbook reviews macroalgae, cushion moss, encrusting bryozoan, barnacles, false mussels, hooked mussels, slipper limpet, ghost anemone, sea squirts, boring sponge, red beard sponge, clam worms, mud worms, & whipworms.2020Maryland Sea Grant, University of Maryland Extension
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Visit Selling US Farm-Raised Fish & Shellfish to the Food Service Industry
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Visit Potential Gear Coatings as a Mitigation Technique for Invertebrate Predators of Aquacultured Eastern Oysters (Crassostrea virginica)
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Visit Gulf of Maine Responsibly Harvested Verification Report Kelp (multiple species)
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Visit Research, Development and Education Priorities for the Aquaculture Sector in Maine
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Visit Guidance to Maine oyster farmers on selling your product in-state
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Visit From Harvest to Table: The Perfect Shellfish
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Visit Shellfish Biosecurity: Risks, Management & Best Practices Bivalve Shellfish Physiology, Pathogens, Diseases
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Visit Northeastern U.S. Aquaculture Management Guide: A manual for the identification and management of aquaculture production hazards
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Visit Dead and Dying Shellfish: What to Do?
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Visit Oyster Diseases of the Chesapeake Bay: Dermo and MSX Fact Sheet
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Visit Sea Squirts as Potential Vectors of Harmful Algal Introductions
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Visit For Consumers of Molluscan Shellfish: Safe Handling, Storage, and Cooking Practices
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Visit Harmful Algae and Marine Aquaculture in the Northeastern United States
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Visit Exploring Options to Reduce Polydora Infestations on Maine Oyster Farms
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Visit Biosecurity on the Farm - Guidelines & Resources for Developing a Biosecurity Plan
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Visit Juvenile Oyster Disease of Eastern Oysters