Clam cultivation
CLAM CULTIVATION. Clams include cockles, razor-clams, manila clams, and quahogs among others. The most important of these species in a commercial sense is the Manila clam (…
Shellfish aquaculture
Shellfish aquaculture is the farming (i.e., cultivation and harvest) of aquatic invertebrates, such as oysters, clams and mussels. Cultivation implies involvement in the rearing process to enhance…
Bird netting
Standard Bird Netting This tough bird netting seals off all structural openings and other possible roosting sites. Lightweight, pliable, UV stabilized bird netting won’t deteriorate with age…
Why debris netting
Debris netting is used on construction sites to contain debris and on scaffolding to prevent debris from falling. It is generally made from a durable, heavy-duty, plastic netting. The Work and Height Regulations 2005 required that where public access to a…
Oyster culture techniques
The four most common oyster culture techniques in the Pacific Northwest are: Beach culture is the simplest and most common method of growing oysters in the Pacific Northwest….
How to use trawl nets
Trawling is the use of the movement of the ship, dragging the fishing gear forward in the seabed or seawater, forcing the fishing gear to enter the…
Twisted knotted baseball backstop net material
Twisted Knotted Baseball Backstop Net Material Usually, twisted knotted baseball backstop nets are made from HDPE and nylon. Here is the difference between two materials: Lower…