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University of Miami project sees success with mahi mahi farming

Researchers at the University of Miami are having success growing large quantities of mahi mahi quickly, although commercial aquaculture of the species is still out of reach

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 21, 2017 15:31 GMT
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Researchers at the University of Miami are having success growing large quantities of mahi mahi quickly, although commercial aquaculture of the species is still out of reach, Miami Today News reported [...]

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