Search
× Search
Menu
  1. Funding
    1. State Competitions
    2. Student Opportunities
  2. Our Work
    1. Research
    2. Extension
      1. Legal Research & Extension
    3. Education
      1. Education at Home Resources
    4. Partnerships
      1. Sea Grant Liaisons
    5. Healthy Coastal Ecosystems
      1. Ocean Acidification
      2. Oyster Restoration
      3. Coastal Tourism
      4. Marine Debris
    6. Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
      1. Seafood Resources
      2. Aquaculture
    7. Resilient Communities and Economies
      1. Coastal Hazards Preparedness
      2. Blue Carbon
    8. Environmental Literacy and Workforce Development
      1. Young Fishermen's Development Program
      2. NOAA Climate Ready Workforce
  3. Topics
  4. About
    1. National Office
    2. Sea Grant Professionals
    3. Advisory Board
    4. National Sea Grant Office Values Statement
    5. Environmental Compliance
  5. Students
    1. Scholarships
    2. Undergraduate Opportunities
      1. Community Engaged Internship
    3. Graduate Fellowships
    4. Knauss Fellowship Program
      1. Prospective Fellows
      2. Selected Finalists
      3. Knauss Alumni
      4. Knauss Hosts
      5. Knauss Blog
    5. NMFS-Sea Grant Fellowship
  6. News
    1. Connect with Sea Grant
    2. Careers
    3. Features
      1. Comics
      2. Sea Grant Podcasts
      3. Videos
      4. Interactive Narratives
Resources for Aquaculture Farmers in Alabama

Resources for Aquaculture Farmers in Alabama

Brooke Carney
/ Categories: Aquaculture, Alabama, Mississippi

Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium in partnership with several entities now provide web-base resources for aquaculture farmers in Alabama.

From EatAlabamaSeaood.com: [The] website is a thorough resource for anyone looking to start their own oyster farm, or simply learn more about the industry and the process. Resources include links to necessary paperwork, descriptions of farming techniques, suggestions for site selection, maps of existing sites, assistance with branding and marketing, spreadsheets for cost estimates, templates for business plans, contact information for relevant sources, and much more.

Resources

http://alaquaculture.com/

https://aldcnr.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=a32dad8dacd249ea86bcb80dd951a424

http://masgc.org/

For more information, contact Rusty Grice with Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant. 

Previous Article Ocean Acidification Research Fellowship available to students in Mid-Atlantic
Next Article Plastic Microfibers Found in the Food Web of Three Lake Michigan Rivers
Print
4691 Rate this article:
3.0

x

Science Serving America's Coasts

National Sea Grant College Program
1315 East-West Highway | Silver Spring, MD 20910
Contact Us
Customer Satisfaction Survey

 

DOCSeal-white
DOCSeal-white
NOAA Privacy Statement| Web Accessibility Statement| Disclaimer for External Links| National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)| U.S. Department of Commerce| NOAA Research
© Copyright 2018 by NOAA