Aquaculture
"Aquaculture is the rearing of aquatic organisms under controlled or semicontrolled conditions," or, simply, "aquaculture is underwater agriculture" (Stickney 1994). Ohio Sea Grant funded its first aquaculture project in 1980 to explore productivity in hatchery ponds. Our work in this field has spanned a diverse range of topics: diets and supplements, bait trade, vaccine delivery, and more. As wild stocks grow scarcer and more intensively managed, aquaculture will play an ever-increasing role, and Sea Grant will be there.
Project List
R/A-001 
Started: 9/1/1980, Status: CompletedAquaculture: Zooplankton Productivity in Fish Hatchery Ponds
R/ZM-008-PD 
Started: 5/1/1992, Status: CompletedDeveloping Mass Culture Techniques for Rearing Larvae of the Zebra Mussel, Dreissena Polymorpha
R/A-020-PD
Started: 4/1/2008Developing the second generation of fast-growing line of yellow perch via marker-assisted cohort selection
R/A-010 
Started: 3/1/1998, Status: CompletedDevelopment of a Non-destructive Molecular Probe for Whole-Body Fat Stores in Largemouth Bass
R/A-003-PD 
Started: 9/1/1989, Status: CompletedEcdysone production by crustacean Y-organs at different points in the molt cycle
R/A-019-PD 
Started: 5/15/2004, Status: CompletedEffect of a fishmeal-free diet on the growth and PCB levels of freshwater shrimp in Ohio
R/A-006-PD 
Started: 9/16/1993, Status: CompletedEffect of temperature/light regimes manipulation on out-of-season spawning of yellow perch
R/A-007 
Started: 9/1/1996, Status: CompletedExtending the Seasonal Variability of Walleye Juveniles through Environmental/Hormonal Treatment During Reproduction and Evaluating the Quality of Resulting Progeny
R/A-011 
Started: 3/1/1998, Status: CompletedFish Genetic Resources Bank - Biodiversity & Superior Fish in Aquaculture
