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US university researches on-land tuna farming

University of Rhode Island looking at developing yellowfin tuna in 20,000 gallon tank on campus

By Undercurrent News | June 13, 2013 08:16 BST
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The University of Rhode Island, and local business Greenfins, are aiming to begin the on-land aquaculture of yellowfin tuna on the university campus [...]

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