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Aquaculture

Research improves chances of farming gooseneck barnacles

A delicacy in Spain could soon be a source of US aquaculture business thanks to some research led by the University of Oregon 

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 13, 2017 15:55 BST
A research team is making progress in cultivating gooseneck barnacles, a delicacy in Spain. Photo courtesy of the University of Oregon
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Gooseneck barnacles, a delicacy in Spain, could soon be a new source of aquaculture business thanks to a study led by the University of Oregon with help from a state sea grant [...]

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