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A Commercial Hatchery's Perspective on Biosecure Seed Transfer to the Gulf
Moving Oysters, Supporting Economies, and Protecting Ecosystems Oyster aquaculture supports local economies, provides a sustainable food source, and offers ecosystem services such as habitat creation and improved water quality. Hatcheries raise oyster larvae and seed to support farmers and ongoing restoration projects. Larvae and seed are frequently shipped across state lines for these purposes, so it is important to transfer them carefully. The transfer process isn’t just a
Nov 24, 20255 min read


Can you guess how many seed are in these bottles?
Thanks for visiting Oyster Seed Holdings! Click here to jump to the survey. If you are new to our site, Oyster Seed Holdings (or OSH for...
Feb 24, 20252 min read


OSH's 2025 February Newsletter
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Feb 17, 20251 min read


Check out our Hatchery's New Gadget - an Algae Photobioreactor
If you’ve ever been on a tour of our oyster hatchery, you probably noticed that nearly 50% of our facility’s footprint is designated to...
Feb 17, 20252 min read
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