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Published: October 16, 2009
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NOAA's Aquaculture Program has released a new report, "Overcoming Technical Barriers to the Sustainable Development of Competitive Marine Aquaculture in the United States". The 120-page report is based on the discussions and outcomes of a meeting sponsored by NOAA and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in February 2008. Edited by Craig Browdy and John Hargreaves, the report identifies aquaculture technology research needs in the United States with a focus on overcoming technical barriers for environmentally and economically sustainable marine aquaculture. The four technologies addressed in the report are:
* Land-based production of marine shrimp;
* Land-based production of marine finfish;
* Coastal shellfish production; and
* Cage production of marine finfish.
To view or download the 120-page report, visit:
http://aquaculture.noaa.gov/pdf/noaanistwpfinal.pdf
For more information, or to obtain a hard copy, contact Kate.Naughten@noaa.gov.
source: NOAA Fish News
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Published: October 16, 2009
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EmailNOAA's Aquaculture Program has released a new report, "Overcoming Technical Barriers to the Sustainable Development of Competitive Marine Aquaculture in the United States". The 120-page report is based on the discussions and outcomes of a meeting sponsored by NOAA and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in February 2008. Edited by Craig Browdy and John Hargreaves, the report identifies aquaculture technology research needs in the United States with a focus on overcoming technical barriers for environmentally and economically sustainable marine aquaculture. The four technologies addressed in the report are:
* Land-based production of marine shrimp;
* Land-based production of marine finfish;
* Coastal shellfish production; and
* Cage production of marine finfish.
To view or download the 120-page report, visit:
http://aquaculture.noaa.gov/pdf/noaanistwpfinal.pdf
For more information, or to obtain a hard copy, contact Kate.Naughten@noaa.gov.
source: NOAA Fish News
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