This blog is part of a series called AquaCurious, which discusses important and popular topics related to finfish aquaculture in the U.S. As the population grows, more people consume seafood
Fishing for a living is a careful negotiation of knowledge, understanding and awareness that coincides with a little bit of luck. It is a puzzle each day as a pattern
Florida Sea Grant is hosting a live event open to the public tomorrow, October 14 at 3:00 PM EST. Our Florida Sea Grant UF/IFAS Extension Agents from Bay, Charlotte, Collier, and Sarasota counties, along with our UF/IFAS Marine Resource Economics Specialist will be on a panel addressing your questions about the following topics: boating safety, derelict vessels, water quality, and how to support your local aquaculture/fisherman.
For growers located in counties where the USDA Farm Service Agency’s (FSA) local infrastructure has been impacted by Hurricane Ian, the agency has established state-specific toll-free information lines where growers in need can receive immediate information regarding available FSA assistance.
Hurricane Ian caused significant damage to large parts of Florida and the state’s fisheries and aquaculture industries were particularly hard hit. Several sources are available for industry members needing assistance. This webpage will be updated when additional information is provided.
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