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No idea. Sounds almost to good to be true. I presume it needs a continental shelf, which precludes the west coast.
by jamesblonde 11y ago
No idea. Sounds almost to good to be true. I presume it needs a continental shelf, which precludes the west coast.
- studentrob 11y agoHuh. Well I live in Taiwan and people are always looking for new ways to farm. Wonder if it'd work here! The storm resistance is particularly interesting because they get hit every year here.
- pharke 11y agoMussels are grown along the West Coast as well as the East. They can be farmed in tidal rivers. Molluscs such as mussels, oysters, and clams thrive in intertidal zones and it's areas such as these where you would harvest them in their natural state.