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Oysters

Photo by NOAA Fisheries

S.C. oyster harvest kicks off with shell recycling event

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This Kinnamon outboard powered 28’ glass-over-wood deadrise boat is about ready to be delivered to its owner. Larry Chowning photo.
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Tilghman Island’s father and son deadrise builders

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MSX-resistant oysters possible answer in PEI

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Oyster farm die-offs baffle scientists

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Next steps called critical in PEI battle to save oysters

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A rendering of the new workboats designed and built by Fogg's Boatworks, North Yarmouth, Maine. Fogg's image.

Maine oyster farm shifting to electric workboats

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Experts from the University of Florida have authored a report proposing innovative technology that could help revive Florida’s once-prolific Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery.  Photo by JKelleher

UF experts propose tech to revive Apalachicola Bay oysters

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Delaware county launches program to aid oyster farmers

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Oyster industry gathers to seek answers to MSX

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Myles Cockrell of Heathsville, Va., built this 20-foot skiff out of PVC materials for a commercial pound net fisherman. Larry Chowning photo.
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PVC gives new life to sharpies and skiffs

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The Eastern Oyster Breeding Consortium will build on the success with breeding disease-resistant oysters for aquaculture. Rutgers University photo.
Photo by Rutgers University

Research seen as critical to defeat oyster parasite in PEI

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