New Way to Grow Oysters

[@nathanwv222]

Fascinated by the oyster process but equally fascinated by how your sunglasses stick to your shirt. Like magic.

[@PennWolfsSailingAdventures]

I love that your not hogging up good anchorages that we use traveling for the farming.

[@fubar7631002]

Fascinating!!! My dad owned oyster boats when I was a kid... spent a lot of time oystering the old school way.

[@rodgebodge7373]

I love that you are doing most of the work on the water instead of pulling it in to shore, sorting and putting out.

[@404now]

Oh, you are so lucky. I would love to be able to do that for a living. Thank you for doing this video. It was really interesting.

[@hamzabensouda9743]

email me if you want to do it for a living (not trying to sell you anything) [e-mail]

[@larwil98]

Hamza Bensouda you farm oysters?

[@hamzabensouda9743]

I am thinking about it. There is a business opportunity in the north of Morocco. There is no pricing for lease, and minimum wage is really low.

[@nakkerannakl1627]

Really? MAF analysis oyster farming!

[@willitgrowwillitgrow1637]

as a professional oyster farmer my self ....i can see that you have taken the cape cod way to doing it right,,!!!!

[@notafishman]

btw not only are they making profit they are most likely cleaning the surrounding water

[@Keyit0]

How much do these farms make per year?

[@notafishman]

saugeendude no idea but oysters are expensive

[@nakkerannakl1627]

joe Yaz MAF welcomes suggestions

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

@@Keyit0 depends on production sizes and costs

[@ebsell]

Here in Prince Edward Island it takes us a full 3 years in cages on the surface to reach market size. Our oysters go dormant for winter so the shelf life is much much longer. But man it would be nice to be able to grow them that fast. I currently have over 5,000 bags and looking to expand.

[@nightwaves3203]

I'd double the line lengths the floating baskets clip onto so they could be on a pulley system in and out. What hatchery do you use?

[@HKPSG1Shooter]

Mariculture is the future of marine fisheries!

[@DeepWater5453]

+HKPSG1Shooter Yeah, as long as the grant keeps it afloat.

[@HKPSG1Shooter]

joe jack And you obviously don't know shit.

[@HKPSG1Shooter]

joe jack I have also lived and worked on the water all my life, and have an understanding that as development increases, pollution increases, leading to more acreage of shellfish beds being closed. I manage 75 acres of shellfish beds, 15 of which was just closed this year because of pollution. Eventually, all shellfish will have to be grown in some type of closed system hatcheries, because all of the non-point source pollution caused by development runoff will render all the shellfish beds unfit for human consumption. And by the way, we don't get one red cent of grant money.

[@DeepWater5453]

***** Farm raised sea food is shit.

[@HKPSG1Shooter]

joe jack I agree that farm raised sea food will never compete with that caught in the wild. But the facts speak for themselves, as far as what I posted earlier.

[@shawnnunemaker3329]

Have you ever found any pearls??

[@reddirtfarm7704]

I find pearls in oysters frequently

[@mingmunching9332]

Who's here watching this in 2020 too?

[@777paulw]

Have you seen the way we do it in New South Wales, Australia? I think you will find we have refined the system a lot more.

[@jaystyron8149]

+Paul Wilson Yep, but more ways to skin a cat and also not doing it full time.

[@korzdahavoc9357]

+Jay Styron the growth rates in those oysters are impressive..what species are they? Pacific Oysters grow at a similar rate but the Sydney Rock Oyster will take 3 years to reach maturity from wild caught spat, get that down to 2 years approx. if they are sourced from a hatchery with selective breeding.

[@jaystyron8149]

+KorzdahavocTV they are C. virginica. We'll have the bulk of them at market size in 16-24mos.

[@nesiansides7133]

Oysters like nitrogen and most of it is on the bed floor, off bottom culture is best also it's cooler making it an all year round op. This is based on research abstract investigating nitrogen levels in bays

[@michaellabare2802]

That was not new in 2013. St. Georges did it in VA in the 90s.

[@713unclebill]

Great work.I admire you so much. I would one day to own an Oyster farm.You are a great American and showing the world why America will always win in the end as being the greatest country ever thought of.I believe the Fore Fathers of America would be so proud of you.Best of Luck GOD Bless you-Bill Petillo

[@713unclebill]

One Question,WHY DO SOME OYSTERS HAVE THE LITTLE PEA CRAB INSIDE SUCKING UP ALL THE OYSTER LIQURE

[@davianmoua3888]

i love oster and thank you for sharing

[@MomShieLyZa]

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[@howardharaway2259]

My question is this. Is it possible/ practical to buy let's say a 14 foot x 4' Above ground swimming pool, fill it with water, let water sit awhile adding the same things for starting a salt water Aquarium, and eventually add mature Oysters to reproduce ? This is for personal consumption. I love oysters but can't find a reliable, reasonably priced source in my area. I live in the N.E. near Philadelphia. How do oysters survive in cold water ? Its probably more important that they stay in cool / cold water. They probably wouldn't do so well in summer months. All I know is i LOVE OYSTERS or as Archie Bunker would pronounce them...... " ersters " and IF I was in my early 30's and it was practical to farm oysters out of a swimming pool, I would do it in a heartbeat !.What I like about the Idea is........no pollution for the oysters to take in. Hell, If I would do clams and black mussels at the same time that would be utopia for me.

[@meruem6995ujjoooo]

Man we to share the same brain

[@mboysters1819]

Hello, I grow oysters on my farm and the method you are asking about wouod just take too long for them to grow as they would quickly run out of food. A mature oyster can filter upwards of 50 gallons per day

[@captmike3841]

nice farm I got one only it has6 floating cages. :|

[@reddirtfarm7704]

How many you got now?

[@bounhiam5739]

Are these on freshwater lake ? I wonder if oyster can grow on freshwater.

[@Rick_Sanchez_C137_]

There are freshwater shellfish… these aren’t them.

[@danielrojo2535]

I live in California I want to see if I can get some to distribute around here send me a contact so we can negotiate price

[@kylefrey945]

Hey I own an oyster farm in NC. We ship to cali.

[@BLutnz]

I want one of those shirts

[@KishorTwist]

I'm glad to not have a seafood allergy!

[@dennislogan7846]

Seriously, our family goes to Maine and pei every year and my son (30) is allergic to seafood. He loves going but I can tell it's a bummer when we are eating what he can't. Although we never complaineds

[@Jeffrey-ed8sz]

Best of fortune

[@LanceWinslow]

#OysterFarms aren't easy, but can be very profitable when done right.

[@wickedassassin]

I Luv oysters

[@angelabullard9220]

This was 5 years ago and natural oyster populations are still being depleted because you're not rebuilding natural oyster reefs. WHY!?

[@apparthur3]

I would love to do that here in east point fl.

[@HypnosisASMR]

yummy

[@bbcode33]

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[@charlesreed6404]

Aquiculture oyster farming has devistated softshell clamming in rivers around my town. It has destroyed life long clam diggers livelihood and thier families.

[@DeepWater5453]

Another waste of tax payer money.

[@chefdan87]

Lol, you are a dumb ass.

[@DeepWater5453]

Only dumbass here is you

[@chefdan87]

joe jack How about you explain your stance rather than just saying it is a waste of tax payer money.... Do you have any idea the benefit oysters have on the ecosystem they are part of? They are filter feeders, they actively clean the water they live in. More oysters mean a cleaner ecosystem and with how these new breeding systems work to raise them quickly means cheaper sustainable food for people. Means more jobs and more people who can pay into taxes for more growth. I truly pity people with your levels of ignorance.

[@DeepWater5453]

chefdan87 Son, I've eat more oysters than you have ever seen, I've oystered for a living before and government subsidized bullshit like this is waste, a pipe dream. Put the shell's back in the water and they will do fine. People that don't know any better will believe you're bullshit, but I'm not one of them, chief. Get a real job.

[@chefdan87]

joe jack Lol do you really believe your own lies? Because i sure dont. You sound like a spoiled brat that just needs things to bitch and cry about. Grow some balls child.