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Farm Facts: Aquaculture

Rachel Bertone Stroop | Posted on

While corn and soybeans reign supreme in Indiana, the Hoosier State sees growth in aquaculture, or the farming of fish and other aquatic organisms. See some fishy facts about Indiana:

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Indiana aquaculture

Indiana produces roughly 1.5 million pounds of fish per year, with a total estimated value of $15 million.

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Sources: Bell Aquaculture, Indiana Soybean Alliance, Purdue University

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