Projects

The following summaries provide information on current or recently completed research and extension projects on shellfish aquaculture conducted by UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences faculty. A variety of projects addressing the needs of the clam farming industry. In addition, you can link to the final reports for completed projects.

	Clam Lease Assessment, Management, and Modeling Using Remote Sensing (CLAMMRS)
	Diversification for the Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry Through Investigation of Blood Ark and Ponderous Ark Culture and Marketability
	EADIN: Expert Assistance and Distance Identification Network
	Enhancing Stress Resistance of Cultured Hard Clams in Florida by Triploidy
	Genetic Analysis of Hard Clam Performance in Commercial Culture
	Genetic Issues in Hard Clam Aquaculture
	Impact of Temperature Acclimation on Vibrio vulnificus Content for Florida Farm-Raised Clams During Summer Harvest
	Organizational Structures and Strategies for the Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry in Florida
	Preliminary Health Assessment of Cultured Clams in Florida
	Short-term Effects of Salinity Declines on Juvenile Hard Clams
	Toxic Sulfide Concentrations in the Sediments and Water Column of the Suwannee River Estuary and Its Influence on Hard Clam Survival

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