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  • The research from the University of Maine reveals that many Americans know very little about the US aquaculture industry stalling its growth

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    Study says education key for US aquaculture growth

    2018-01-10T14:06:00

    A new study shows that a general understanding and acceptance of farmed marine foods by the American public is key to growing the US aquaculture industry.

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    $20m aquaculture grant for Maine

    2014-08-07T15:20:00

    The University of Maine is to receive a $20m grant to establish a Sustainable Ecological Aquaculture Network (SEANET) program in Maine.

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