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Malaysian state looks to oysters to boost aquaculture

For little investment, fishermen can set up oysters farms at sea and bring in more than $2,000 per month

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 18, 2019 17:14 GMT
Penang, Malaysia. Credit: Timmi, on Flickr
Penang, Malaysia. Credit: Timmi, on Flickr
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Oyster farming could be key to growing aquaculture output in the Malaysian state of Penang, a group of state officials suggest, as reported by the Malay Mail [...]

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