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1.Cultivating a Different Kind of Crop by Braswell, Debbie Sykes Coastwatch Vol. Issue , Autumn 1998
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Twelve years ago, using N.C. Sea Grant research, Lee Brothers of Aurora became the first person in the nation to pond-raise hybrid sea bass commercially. The fish, a cross between a striped bass and a white fish, generates around $3.5 million annually in the state. Brothers now markets about a million pounds of fish yearly.
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39994
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The author asserts that, rather than causing hurricane-related damage, trees can help prevent it, with Southern Red Oak and Live Oak as the best buffers against the wind. Not throwing caution to the wind, advice wise, Braswell suggests sacrificing old, mature trees with structural damage.
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The goal of the new federal Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Program is seafood safety - to prevent such occurrences as salmonella poisoning and other hazards. It requires that before seafood can be sold, strict safety guidelines must be met by processors and seafood dealers.
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