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Visit Kennebec River Biosciences
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Visit The State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture: Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals
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Visit Shellfish Biosecurity: Risks, Management & Best Practices Bivalve Shellfish Physiology, Pathogens, Diseases
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Visit Maine Farmed Shellfish Market Analysis
Maine Farmed Shellfish Market Analysis
A data-driven, quantitative market assessment that informs industry leaders and business owners about the potential scale and scope of markets for farmed shellfish and to facilitate strategic growth in the industry.2016Gulf of Maine Research Institute, The Hale Group LTD
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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 Shellfish Upweller Silo Construction: 101
Shellfish Upweller Silo Construction: 101
This fact sheet reviews the method for constructing a cylindrical silo for an upwelling system.2010Northeastern Regional Aquaculture Center
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Visit Softshell Clam Culture: Hatchery Phase, Broodstock Care through Seed Production
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Visit Harmful Algae and Marine Aquaculture in the Northeastern United States
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Visit Aquaculture Systems for the Northeast
Aquaculture Systems for the Northeast
Overview of popular finfish and shellfish aquaculture systems (husbandry & gear) used in the northeast including bottom culture, near bottom culture, water column culture, surface culture, hatchery land-based systems.2008Northeastern Regional Aquaculture Center
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Visit Guide to Sampling and Identifying Larvae of Species of Maricultural Interest
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Visit A Low Cost Floating Upweller Shellfish Nursery System: Construction and Operations Guide
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Visit A Guide to Bivalve Diseases for Aquaculturists in the Northeastern U.S.