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Tag Archives: Neil Sims
Fish Farming – Defying Conventional Wisdom
Each year I walk away from the Seafood Expo North America (SENA15) with a personal take-home point—something that, in addition to influencing my professional career as a writer, I can adopt in my personal life as a consumer. As I … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska salmon, aquaculture, farmed salmon, farmed versus wild dish, fish farming, free-drifting fish culture system, Kampachi Farms, Neil Sims, open-ocean mariculture, Seafood Expo North America, SENA15, wild Bristol Bay salmon, wild Copper River salmon, wild salmon
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Celebrating Previously Frozen Farmed Fish
Well here’s a headline I never thought I’d write: “Celebrating Previously Frozen Farmed Fish.” But I just did, and now I need to explain myself. I live in Maine, a state where it’s not infrequent to see the bumper sticker … Continue reading
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