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Hatchery at US university sends first oyster spat to commercial operator 

Delaware Sea Grant, based at the University of Delaware, sent 200 bags of shell with roughly 105,000 oyster spat -- or baby oysters -- to an aquaculture operation

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 25, 2023 14:13 BST
Oysters. Credit: Delaware Sea Grant
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A hatchery in the department of a university in the US state of Delaware has sent its first batch of oyster spat to a commercial aquaculture operation.  [...]

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