Improving The Profitability Of Finfish Processing Waste: Options For Fish Processors With An Emphasis On Mechanical Deboning (Mincing), Hydrolysis (Liquid Fertilizer Production), And Composting

Goldhor, Susan H. Regenstein, Joe M.

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Improving The Profitability Of Finfish Processing Waste: Options For Fish Processors With An Emphasis On Mechanical Deboning (Mincing), Hydrolysis (Liquid Fertilizer Production), And Composting

1991
By Goldhor, Susan H. Regenstein, Joe M.

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Goldhor, Susan H. Regenstein, Joe M.
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New York Sea Grant Institute
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

NYSGI/NYEXT (New York Sea Grant)
Sea Grant Document Number:

NYSGI-T-91-001
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Technical Report
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Public Domain
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