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Oyster Stocking Densities
Oyster farmers need to do some math. Depending on what size oyster seed you start with, they will grow up to 50 times in size and weight before they are ready for market. Luckily, we’re here to help with the following rules of thumb: When oysters are small, they should go into [...]
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Oyster Stocking Densities
Oyster farmers need to do some math. Depending on what size oyster seed you start [...]
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New Product Launch! Seaplast Recirculating Boxes for Wet Storage and Depuration
Change The Game! Introducing Sæplast Insulated Coolers! Saeplast DWS352 Wet Storage Container We’re thrilled to [...]
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Types of Oysters in Washington State
The Tasty Oysters of Washington State: An Overview – by Ketcham Supply Image showing [...]
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Oyster Stocking Densities
Oyster farmers need to do some math. Depending on what size oyster seed you start with, they will grow up to 50 times in size and weight before they are ready for market. [...]
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New Product Launch! Seaplast Recirculating Boxes for Wet Storage and Depuration
Change The Game! Introducing Sæplast Insulated Coolers! Saeplast DWS352 Wet Storage Container We’re thrilled to announce the latest addition to our lineup; the full range of Saeplast insulated coolers, including the game-changing DWS352 [...]
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Types of Oysters in Washington State
The Tasty Oysters of Washington State: An Overview – by Ketcham Supply Image showing various types of oysters in Washington state. Washington residents are lucky to have a variety of delicious local [...]
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More Flow, More Grow, More Dough!
More Flow, More Grow, More Dough! At Ketcham Supply, we consider ourselves something of a pioneer in the oyster farming industry. We manufactured our first oyster cage way back in the 1980’s out [...]
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