Gyeongnam Fisheries Resources Research Institute in South Korea strengthens technical support for aquaculture seeds

Published 2022년 6월 27일

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The Gyeongsangnam-do Fisheries Resources Research Center is enhancing its support for oyster and scallop aquaculture by providing growth status understanding, technology guidance, and site meetings. In May, the institute supplied 2000 oyster seedlings, which were well received by fishermen. The institute also transplanted American seaman scallops and produced 10,000 young seeds in 2018, and signed an agreement with the Oyster Underwater Plantation Cooperative to sell good seeds for seedlings in 2019. Oysters and scallops are the main types of shellfish culture in Gyeongsangnam-do, accounting for 81% and 94% of the national production respectively.
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Gyeongsangnam-do Fisheries Resources Research Center announced on the 16th that it is strengthening support activities such as understanding the growth status of oysters and scallops aquaculture seeds produced and sold by the research institute, training technology guidance, and meetings at fishery sites. In May, the Gyeongnam Provincial Fisheries Resources Research Institute provided 2000 oyster seedlings for the purpose of creating an oyster incubator in response to the urgent need to supply high-quality oyster stock and the request of fishermen who wished to sell high-quality scallop seeds. 180 million (36 million) were sold to fishermen's groups, etc. As a result of checking with the fishermen who received them for the purpose of analyzing the growth conditions such as adaptation to the local environment of the young aquatic seeds, the fishermen's satisfaction was high as the sold aquatic seeds adapted well in the cultivation field and grew to a visible extent. Therefore, ...
Source: Fisheco

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