Gyeongnam Province succeeds in developing mass production technology for clams

Published 2024년 11월 18일

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The Gyeongnam Fisheries Resources Research Institute's Shellfish Aquaculture Research Center has developed a technology for mass producing artificial razor clams in just three years, having released 950,000 scallops into the province's waters. The center aims to release additional clams and increase resources through on-site education for fishermen and technology transfer. Since 2021, the center has secured wild razor clams and mother clams, and established technology for mass production of artificial seeds through testing on spawning induction and improving larval survival rates.

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The Gyeongnam Fisheries Resources Research Institute Shellfish Aquaculture Research Center announced that it has successfully developed a mass production technology for artificial razor clams in just three years since its opening in 2021, releasing 950,000 scallops into the waters of the province. In addition, it plans to release 30,000 king razor clams and 10,000 razor clams that were previously tested, and to increase the amount of resources through on-site education on seed production for fishermen and technology transfer. From 2021 to last year, the Shellfish Aquaculture Research Center secured wild razor clams ...

Source: Fisheco