Great Bay, New Hampshire
Choice Oysters is a small New Hampshire oyster farm. We are locally owned and operated and our oysters are grown in the chilled waters of the Great Bay estuary.
Brian Yurasits (he, him, his)
Science Communication Specialist
NH Sea Grant
The New England Center, 15 Strafford Avenue, Durham, NH 03824
brian.yurasits@unh.edu
Read MoreProduced by Tim Briggs and directed by Haley McHatton, the film explores the personal and societal challenges these women have overcome to succeed in lobstering, oyster farming, tuna fishing, and seafood distribution New Hampshire Sea Grant. It highlights themes of independence, determination, and grit, showing how these women are reshaping their industries and inspiring the next generation New Hampshire Sea Grant.
Read MoreLook at what UNH researchers are doing to combat Vibrio closures for oyster farms in Great Bay...
I have created Choice Oyster's Best Management Practice's (BMP's) from the East Coast Shellfish Growers Association (ECSGA) guidelines. This is a list of voluntary procedures that I follow to improve production while preserving the environment and relationships with neighboring farmers and home owners.
This is good news! We need state and federal partners to work together with the shellfish industry to promote the benefits of shellfish aquaculture in this country. Read more...
I came across this article a few years ago. It's clever and is worth a read. The title... It's OK for vegans to eat oysters