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Salt Bay Oysters from Nova Scotia, CAN YGroup_SpringCreek

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Salt Bay Oysters from Nova Scotia, CAN YGroup_SpringCreekAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: Colton Deon Location: Eel Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada Size: 2. 5 How theyre grown: The Bay of Fundy nearby to where the farm is located is known to have the most drastic tidal swings in the world! Each incoming high tide sends a white water rapid into the bay, saturating the farm with nutrients and oxygen; a pristine, twice daily feast for any young oyster. Salt Bays spend the majority of their 2 3 year grow

Bebe sturgeon spend their first year in a flow-through system until they are strong enough to survive in the Negro River

The farm is located in the Scarborough River at the mouth of the Scarborough Marsh which clocks in at 3

and certainly in the USA

wanted to build a legacy for their two sons

Story: Simon is an absolute smart-ass and loves every minute of giving someone a hard time

deep cups and flavors of butter

they are moved into either bottom cages or directly planted onto the bottom to finish their grow-out (just like Island Creeks)

There are over 100 small growers in Wellfleet

We don't have that many and are expecting to sell out

The muddy bottom that the cages sit on and the high density of algae in the shallow waters not only give the oysters an earthy and vegetal taste

Fortunately

use to make a delightful toast with a smear of nduja and fresh herbs

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