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You mean you've never eaten farm-raised catfish, or a trout
from a "trout farm?" Fish farming is a big business in some
places. There are large catfish farms in Arkansas and
Mississippi. In 2000, Idaho used about 1,970 million gallons
of water per day to grow trout, and accounted for a large
percentage of the world's farm-raised trout. In Louisiana,
more than 50 times more water is used for fish farming than
is used for animals that produce meat, poultry, and milk.
Check out our page on fish farming in Utah. |