Research on diversifying oyster farming in Gamak Bay, Yeosu, has commenced.

Published 2025년 10월 2일

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Research on the diversification of oyster farming to respond to climate change in the Gamak Bay area of Yeosu, Jeonnam, is being actively pursued. Recently, the Jeonnam Marine and Fisheries Science Institute announced that the project "Field Application Test Research on Oyster Farming Diversification in Response to Environmental Changes in Yeosu Gamak Bay Area" has been selected as a new business in the 2026 Research and Training Fishery Competition, which is organized by the National Institute of Fisheries Science. The goal of this project is to establish a standard breeding method and create a stable and sustainable oyster production base by applying suitable oyster artificial seeds to the Gamak Bay area in response to high and low water temperatures and other climate changes, and by verifying the technology for breeding high-value triploid oysters.

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Research on the diversification of oyster farming to respond to climate change in the Gamak Bay area of Yeosu, Jeonnam, is set to be fully launched. The Jeonnam Marine and Fisheries Science Institute recently announced that the task "Field Application Test Research on Oyster Farming in Yeosu Gamak Bay to Respond to Environmental Changes" has been selected as a new project in the 2026 Research and Training Fishery competition, which is organized by the National Fisheries Research and Development Institute. This project aims to establish a standard breeding method and create a stable and sustainable oyster production base by applying suitable oyster artificial seeds in the Gamak Bay area and verifying the technology for breeding high-value triploid individual oysters in response to high and low water temperatures and other climate changes. The project period is three years, from 2026 to 2028, with a total investment of 226 million won (70 million won in the first year, 77 million ...

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