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Updated on September 10, 2007
25. Aquaculture News: Cermaq confirms ISA at Mainstream Chile farm Fishupdate.com: Cermaq confirms ISA at Mainstream Chile farm Home . News Alerts! - Get it free! . A-Z Directory . Subscribe to FISHupdate . Search FISHupdate.com Search Search FISHupdate Magazine Search Cermaq confirms ISA at Mainstream Chile farm Published: 05 September, 2007. Fishupdate.com: Cermaq confirms ISA at Mainstream Chile farm Home . News Alerts! - Get it free! . A-Z Directory . Subscribe to FISHupdate . Search FISHupdate.com Search Search FISHupdate Magazine Search Cermaq...
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26. Aquaculture News: Keeping prairie dogs off endangered list More and more ranchers and farmers are becoming convinced that it may be more to their advantage to help the threatened burrowing rodents rather than exterminating them. Some are joining a project - run by a consortium of state and federal agencies - that offers the rodents sanctuary among the open spaces of landowners' fields and pastures. Their goal is to discuss with private landowners a program devised to save the species and to keep regulators off the backs of farmers and ranchers....
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27. Aquaculture News: Reality Show Builds New Home For Maine Couple Starting Tuesday, Pennington and his crew will demolish their existing house and build a new one within the span of a single week. Two years ago, the show built a new house in Wells for Doug Goodale who lost an arm in a commercial fishing accident. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Britanny Ray and Ron Smith got the good news Sunday when the show's star Ty Pennington came to their current home at Wyman Road in Milbridge. This isn't the first time a...
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28. Aquaculture News: Lake provides plenty of bites After a feasibility study indicated there was a local market for whitefish, he hired 10 of the best local fishermen he could to see if they'd be able to catch enough fish with rod and reel to make a commercial venture viable. After catching and eating a nice mess of fish, Mohn learned no one was taking advantage of the potential for a commercial fishery. Standing in the bow of his boat, Jim Vashro's rod suddenly bends over double and the line sings as it rips off the reel. That's a fact...
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29. Aquaculture News: Miners eye Alaska's fork in the river NONDALTON, Alaska -- Fly overhead in a bush plane -- there are no roads between native villages -- and marvel: Eight giant rivers braid across hundreds of miles of wetlands, carving cobalt ribbons through snow-coned mountains before emptying into Bristol Bay. NONDALTON, Alaska -- Fly overhead in a bush plane -- there are no roads between native villages -- and marvel: Eight giant rivers braid across hundreds of miles of wetlands, carving cobalt ribbons through snow-coned mountains before...
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30. Aquaculture News: As Cancers Rise, Western Diet Becomes an Unpopular US Export Research indicates that CLA can "enhance the immune system" and "help to reduce body fat in healthy, exercising humans," says the online meat trade journal, MeatInfo. A study cited in the August 17 issue of Feedstuffs, the agribusiness weekly, found that women who ate two eggs with toast every morning lost 65% more weight and 83% more abdomen fat than women who ate bagels and low fat yogurt--though the breakfasts had the same number of calories and the rest of the women's meals didn't...
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