by nsalting | Nov 17, 2023 | Oyster Cage Maintenance Letters
When I checked my oysters on Sunday, the spat had grown a little bit since last week, but there was very light growth or “fouling” on the cages themselves, so… Here’s what you should do for maintenance this week: Actively dunk your cages up and down in the water to...
by nsalting | Nov 13, 2023 | Oyster Cage Maintenance Letters
My “spat” really began to take on the shape of an oyster shell this past week. Once again, due to falling water temperatures, there was very little fouling or growth on my cages. Here’s what you should do for maintenance this week: Actively dunk your cages up and down...
by nsalting | Nov 8, 2023 | Oyster Events, Oyster News
A gathering in Easton, Maryland of 70 Chesapeake Bay Oyster Reef Recovery Initiative volunteers was led by the staff of founding sponsor, Eglseder Wealth Management Group, Inc. on Thursday, October 5 to deliver an estimated 337,000 oyster spat-on-shell to 300-plus...
by nsalting | Nov 6, 2023 | Oyster Cage Maintenance Letters
When I checked my oysters on Sunday, the spat had grown a little bit since last week, but there was very little growth or “fouling” on the cages themselves, so… Here’s what you should do for maintenance this week: Actively dunk your cages up and down in the water to...
by nsalting | Oct 30, 2023 | Oyster Cage Maintenance Letters
On Sunday when I checked my oysters, there was some growth on my cages since last week, but the rate of “fouling” growth is slowing down as the water temperature drops. There was, however, quite an accumulation of silt and sediment on the oysters since last week....
