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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project Will Produce Hybrids of M. Mercenaria and M. Campechiensis, Exempt From the Size Laws and Adapted to the Region. This Work Leverages Research Conducted From the 1960S Through the 2000S by Universities in Florida That Produced Viable Hybrids With Improved Growth and Survival Traits. While the Hybrids Were Never Adopted Because of Short Shelf Life, New Postharvest Technologies Unavailable Then Can Increase the Shelf Life of the Hybrids, Facilitating the Adoption of Hybrids by Industry. to Produce a New Production System Using Hybrid Clams, We Will Develop Post-harvest Processes for the Hybrids, Conduct Market Acceptance Studies, and Determine Economic Returns From Marketing Hybrid Clams.
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$294,312
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$138.5K
47%
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$155.8K
53%
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