Food production in estuarine sytem
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According to Hopkins and Andrews (1970),
the commercially valuable
clam, Rangia cuneata,
produces annually 2900 kg
meat per ha and 13,900 kg
per ha in certain Texas
estuaries.
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Bardach (1968)
500-m2 raft in the best oyster growing estuaries can
yield 4 metric tons of shucked oyster meat annually.
Oyster meat
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in a review of the history and techniques of Japanese
oyster culture, reports that the raft method has now
virtually replaced all other methods of shellfish culture in
that country.
Furukawa (1968),
Raft Method
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raft culture of oysters and other shellfish is a sensible way to harvest the natural productivity of estuaries.
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2. it must be widely recognized that not only is
estuarine farming based on entirely different
principles than is dry land farming, but consideration
must always be given to other uses with which
maricultural processes may conflict.
In order to realize the potential, we must understand the
urgency of two factors:
1. The physical destruction of estuaries must be halted and
their biological fitness stored through pollution abatement,
One thing is certain: marine and estuarine farming is not something inexperienced and untrained person or group should be encouraged to undertake.