Oysters In Tidal Ponds May Solve Declining Supply
Ocean City Maryland AP farming oysters in tidal ponds could ease Chesapeake Bay shortages. William N. Shaw of the U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries describes a 108 by 12 foot test showing potential 2000 bushels, with strings of shells off a platform to speed growth and protect from predators. Seminar attendees hear that Americans lag 100 years in oyster farming.
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Mount Airy Plans Sewage Disposal Discussion
Mount Airy officials and Maryland State Department of Health will meet on July 12 to discuss sewage disposal options including the lagoon system. Mayor Dr. Carl Van Poole says the town’s sanitary problem is not more acute than elsewhere.
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