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Visit Small Scale Marketing Opportunities for Aquaculture Products in the Northeast
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Visit Sea Farm Loan: Financing for Maine’s Marine Aquaculturists
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Visit Maine Department of Marine Resources Grants and RFPs
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Visit Evaluating the Liquidity/Cash Position of an Aquaculture Business: Using Cash Flow Statements
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Visit Determining the Profitability of an Aquaculture Business: Using Income Statements and Enterprise Budgets
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Visit Biosecurity on the Farm - Guidelines & Resources for Developing a Biosecurity Plan
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Visit Aquaculture Business Planning
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Visit TIDE-MINDED CRITTER GUIDES
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Visit Explore Careers in Maine Aquaculture
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Visit ARI Aquaculture Research Portal
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Visit Seaweed Food Safety: Comparing Compliance with Preventive Controls for Human Foods and Seafood HACCP
Seaweed Food Safety: Comparing Compliance with Preventive Controls for Human Foods and Seafood HACCP
This guide was created to help the emerging seaweed industry understand the prevailing regulatory requirements surrounding the production of seaweeds as food. There are currently two regulations that are being used to regulate seaweeds at either the federal or state level: the Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk-Based Preventive Controls for Human Food (GMP/PCHF) regulation and the Seafood Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point regulation. This guide will help the reader understand the similarities and differences between the two regulations and help the reader understand how their operation might be regulated.2023Sea Grant & National Seaweed Hub
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Visit Maine Aquaculture Financing Resources Manual
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Visit ‘Kelp’ us Expand Maine’s Place-based 5th Grade Curriculum
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Visit SEED TO $$$ - LEARN TO EARN
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Visit Biofouling Prevention and Management in the Marine Aquaculture Industry
Biofouling Prevention and Management in the Marine Aquaculture Industry
This report addresses biofouling management in relation to marine aquaculture industry operations, equipment and infrastructure. It covers shellfish, finfish and seaweed operations in estuaries and seawater. It does not address freshwater aquaculture activities.2022UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
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Visit Social License to Operate in the Aquaculture Industry: A Community-Focused Framework
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Visit Discover Careers in Aquaculture