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Description:Good morning: I cordially welcome each of you on behalf of the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, and the Indiana Aquaculture Association to Indiana's first of many Aquaculture Extension Workshops. I also welcome you to Southern Indiana, which is the heart of Indiana's farm pond region. Many of the ponds in this region, like those in Southern Illinois, offer the potential fish farmer a means of learning essential Gsh husbandry skills at a relatively low cost. I have great expectations for the aquaculture industry in Indiana and Illinois. These two states are historically agrarian, and are fortunate to be situated in the center of one of the largest marketing regions in the United States. One-half of the U.S. population lives within 500 miles of us. With this tremendous market for aquaculture products and the growing interest in aquaculture, universities like Purdue, University of Illinois and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale are mandated to provide educational and supportive services that will directly bene6t our growing industry. In response to our obligation, we sincerely hope that this cage culture workshop spawns similar industry directed programs through increased awareness of our services
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Sea Grant Document Number:ILIN-W-90-001
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