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Mussel farm sees potential in scallops - Mount Desert Islander

Mussel farm sees potential in scallops Tony Gott strings scallops on a line with Acadia Aqua Farms’ new ear-hanging machine. The farm in Frenchman Bay is one of the few farms in the U.S. that is testing the Japanese method of growing scallops. ISLANDER PHOTO BY ETHAN GENTER BAR HARBOR In mid-May, Alex de Koning climbed down into the hold of the Stewardship, the former military landing craft that he and his family have used for years to help grow mussels in Frenchman Bay, and sat at what looked like a giant sewing machine.    He grabbed a pair of scallops that had just been pulled out of the farm’s nets, lined up the small notches near the bivalves’ hinge and stepped on a foot pedal.  

Maine DMR promotes publication of shellfish handbook - UMaine News

Posted: April 20, 2021 - 3:57 PM Afshin Zarechian, the 20-year-old Manchester, NH man sought in connection with a social media threat this past weekend, has been found safe in Western Maine. UMaine PD again thanks the university community for its cooperation throughout the investigation.

What s changing on the mudflats the focus of second Maine s shellfish fisheries webinar, radio program - UMaine News

What s changing on the mudflats the focus of second Maine s shellfish fisheries webinar, radio program - UMaine News
umaine.edu - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from umaine.edu Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

What s changing on the mudflats featured in shellfish fisheries webinar, radio program

What s changing on the mudflats featured in shellfish fisheries webinar, radio program
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Intertidal: Maine s Fisherman s Forum returns as virtual event

Intertidal: Maine’s Fisherman’s Forum returns as virtual event By Susan OlcottIntertidal Share It feels like it was the last hurrah, thinking back to the Maine Fishermen’s Forum last year, held March 5-7 at the Samoset Resort in Rockland. It was the 46th event that drew fishermen from throughout the state. The purpose is to share information and experiences about everything from advances in groundfishing gear to discussions about wind energy. And to enjoy good company too. There’s an annual Seafood Banquet and Auction as well as social events throughout the three-day forum. This year, things will, of course, be different. But, true to the persistent and flexible nature of the fishing community, there will still be opportunities for conversations about important topics facing Maine’s fishing fleet. The very first of these will address shellfish. Shellfish Focus Day usually marks the kick-off of the Forum. It’s almost like the pre-game event since it happens early in t

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