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Scallop Farming: Ear-Hanging vs Lantern Nets
A recent study comparing scallop farming methods found that ear-hanging culture results in better growth outcomes than lantern net culture. Scallops grown using the ear-hanging method had slightly larger shell heights and up to 12% more adductor muscle weight. While ear-hanging scallops thrived in optimal temperatures between 50–59°F and grew faster, they were more vulnerable to colder winter temperatures compared to those in lantern nets. These findings suggest ear-hanging culture may be more advantageous for commercial growers seeking faster growth and improved meat yield under the right environmental conditions.
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