We won (a grant)! In a stroke of great luck and a testament to the awesome team at Oyster Tracker, we have been awarded a grant from National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Don't Share your Data with a Competitor
When you work with us, your data is your data and we don't share it with anyone. You can read our privacy policy and terms of service on the bottom of this website.
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#OysterTracker
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Zooming and Filtering: The Latest on Oyster Tracker
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Despite all the craziness, our team has been focused on what we can control: improving our Farm Management software.
We released our latest version last week. This release is all about helping folks navigate more easily through the farm. For example, we now include a global view of your farm with counts of all animals.
.png?width=2048&name=Image%20from%20iOS%20(25).png) You can also now filter your results to find just the size, year class, equipment, or virtually any other data point that you are looking for.
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Welcome Kam
After getting inquiries from over 30 people and interviewing 8 amazing folks, we hired our first sales leader--right as Covid shutdown the entire economy.
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Covid Crisis: Preparing for a better future
Wow it is a crazy time. I hope you and your families are well. That is most important.
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USDA Aquaculture Data: Tread Carefully
The USDA just released a census of Aquaculture in the US. As far as I can see, the data has some serious limitations--and it is not the fault of the USDA. It was a voluntary survey and the results show that the majority of farms didn't return the surveys. Here are a couple of highlights:
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#OysterLife
#USDA #AquacultureCensus
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Oysters: Headed to Tulip Territory?
In 17th century Holland Tulips were the first modern market panic. Overnight tulip values dropped to almost nothing and scores of people went bankrupt. The question I get regularly is: Are we in a oyster bubble? 
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Environmental Services: A New Revenue Opportunity for Oyster Farms
Our waterways are stressed by excess nutrients--especially nitrogen and phosphate. Nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer fueled the "green revolution" that saw grain harvest double within 20 years. This amazing revolution has fed millions and delivered beautiful green lawns to many.
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PCSGA: Understanding the West Coast Industry
Just spent a week out in Portland OR at the 73rd! Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association. Really interesting. Here are some of my takeaways.
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NOAA Grant: Tide to Table Traceability and Marketing System
We won (a grant)! In a stroke of great luck and a testament to the awesome team at Oyster ...
Don't Share your Data with a Competitor
When you work with us, your data is your data and we don't share it with anyone. You can ...
Zooming and Filtering: The Latest on Oyster Tracker
Despite all the craziness, our team has been focused on what we can control: improving ...
Welcome Kam
After getting inquiries from over 30 people and interviewing 8 amazing folks, we hired ...
Covid Crisis: Preparing for a better future
Wow it is a crazy time. I hope you and your families are well. That is most important.
Shellfish Regulations
An estimated 35,000 Americans got sick from Vibrio parahaemolyticus transmitted by ...
USDA Aquaculture Data: Tread Carefully
The USDA just released a census of Aquaculture in the US. As far as I can see, the data ...
Oysters: Headed to Tulip Territory?
In 17th century Holland Tulips were the first modern market panic. Overnight tulip values ...
Environmental Services: A New Revenue Opportunity for Oyster Farms
Our waterways are stressed by excess nutrients--especially nitrogen and phosphate. ...
PCSGA: Understanding the West Coast Industry
Just spent a week out in Portland OR at the 73rd! Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers ...