Hi Ches Crosbie
I have your letter to Mr. Bill Bryden on aquaculture, namely
in-ocean fish farms [in NL].
In response to question 2 you state:
“I have been told that there is not any viable land based
salmonid aquaculture anywhere
in the world. Such a transition would have to prove to be
viable to be successful.”
If you were told this by a government worker, that person
needs to be taken off the aquaculture file.
If you were told this by a fish farm company, say Norway’s Grieg,
you need to disregard what you have been told, as they are only interested in
staying in the ocean, using it as a free, open sewer.
I have a list of nearly 300 on-land fish farm systems, comprising
almost 20,000 on-land fish farms around the world: https://fishfarmnews.blogspot.com/2016/05/152-different-on-land-fish-farm-systems.html.
And I have a growing list of positive news stories about
on-land fish farms around the world: https://fishfarmnews.blogspot.com/2018/11/good-news-post-links-to-on-land-closed.html.
The future is for on-land fish farms. Just look at Atlantic
Sapphire in Florida and its on-land plant that aims to produce several times
the output of all of Canada’s fish farm industry, and take Canada’s main
market.
DC Reid
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