MUSSELS: HOW TO FORAGE OR FARM THEM
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Your crop must be inspected regularly to insure that it
hasn't been affected by "red tide" or pollution. While the
state will usually pick up the tab for such tests, in some
places (especially California) health departments haven't
been anxious to grant permits for mussel farms, because
they don't feel they have the manpower to check on such
operations. You'd better be sure, then, that your product
can be inspected regularly before venturing very far into
largescale mussel cultivation.
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