Location: Aquatic Animal Health Research
Title: StriperHub: Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) aquacultureAuthor
READING, BENJAMIN - North Carolina State University | |
ANDERSON, LINNEA - North Carolina State University | |
Abernathy, Jason | |
BERLINSKY, DAVID - University Of New Hampshire | |
BOLTON, GREG - North Carolina State University | |
BORSKI, RUSSELL - North Carolina State University | |
CERINO, DAVID - Carteret Community College | |
CIARAMELLA, MICHAEL - Cornell University | |
CLARK, ROBERT - North Carolina State University | |
FRINSKO, MICHAEL - North Carolina Cooperative Extension | |
Fuller, Adam | |
GABEL, STEVE - North Carolina Cooperative Extension | |
Green, Bartholomew - Bart | |
HALL, STEVE - North Carolina State University | |
HERBST, ERIC - North Carolina Sea Grant | |
HOPPER, MICHAEL - North Carolina State University | |
KENTER, LINAS - University Of New Hampshire | |
LOPEZ, FRANK - North Carolina Sea Grant | |
NASH, BARRY - North Carolina Sea Grant | |
PARKER, MATTHEW - Maryland Sea Grant | |
QUAGRAINIE, KWAMENA - Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant | |
Rawles, Steven - Steve | |
WANG, HANPING - The Ohio State University |
Submitted to: Meeting Abstract
Publication Type: Abstract Only Publication Acceptance Date: 9/16/2022 Publication Date: 11/7/2022 Citation: Reading, B.J., Anderson, L.K., Abernathy, J.W., Berlinsky, D.L., Bolton, G., Borski, R.J., Cerino, D., Ciaramella, M., Clark, R.W., Frinsko, M.O., Fuller, S.A., Gabel, S., Green, B.W., Hall, S., Herbst, E., Hopper, M., Kenter, L.W., Lopez, F., Nash, B., Parker, M., Quagrainie, K., Rawles, S.D., Wang, H. 2022. StriperHub: Striped bass (Morone saxatilis) aquaculture [abstract]. The North Carolina Coastal Conference. North Carolina Sea Grant. November 7-8. NC State University McKimmon Center Raleigh, NC. Interpretive Summary: Technical Abstract: StriperHub is one of the NOAA National Sea Grant Aquaculture Hubs coordinated by North Carolina Sea Grant. The StriperHub integrates Sea Grant programs (IL/IN, OH, MD, NC, NY, NH), industry partners, government researchers (NOAA and USDA), policymakers, cooperative extension agents, and academic scientists to consolidate and streamline striped bass (Morone saxatilis) aquaculture efforts in the US through demonstration of commercial-level culture, economics, and marketing. By value, 90% of seafood products consumed in the US are imported, totaling over $16 billion in the trade deficit and half of these imported fish are reared in aquaculture operations. The Sea Grant StriperHub centered in North Carolina will help to address this deficit by developing striped bass as a candidate aquaculture species to strengthen the domestic seafood industry and boost the economies of coastal and rural communities throughout the US. This collaboration will define striped bass markets and economics of production, develop education and training programs, clarify regulatory permitting and licensing procedures, and promote comprehensive outreach and visibility among likely producers and consumers of this new seafood product, which is now available in markets along the Eastern US Coast. Specific program goals are to: 1) Identify domestic producers for commercial production and provide an adequate supply of fish to consistently supply markets; 2) Demonstrate profitability through production, marketing and economics; 3) Clarify regulatory permitting and licensing procedures; and 4) Promote comprehensive extension, marketing, training, and educational visibility to consumers and stakeholders. |