It's kinda far for me but I thought maybe some of you might be close enough to be able to go and have the interest.

Cam


http://www.ksuaquaculture.org/JumpHomePage/BassWorkshop.htm
Kentucky State University�s Division of Aquaculture announces a � day workshop," Production of Largemouth Bass on Feed."

KSU has been conducting research on bass production for several years. Demand for largemouth bass continues to increase for both pond stocking and as a food fish.

Subjects to be covered will include hatchery/nursery, feed training, growing fingerlings, overwintering considerations, second year growout, feeds and feeding, harvesting and marketing, and economics.

The workshop will be at the KSU Aquaculture Research Center on Friday October 19, immediately prior to the annual meeting of the Kentucky Aquaculture Association.

For more information visit our website at http://www.ksuaquaculutre.org or email Dr. Jim Tidwell at james.tidwell.kysu.edu or Shawn Coyle at [email protected].



Workshop Agenda
Culture of Largemouth Bass on Feed
Friday, October 19, 2007

9:00 � 9:20 Hatchery/Nursery
9:20 � 9:40 Feed Training
9:40 � 10:00 Phase II � Overwintering
10:10 � 10:20 Break
10:20 � 10:40 Growout
10:40 � 11:00 Feeds & Feeding
11:00 � 11:20 Harvest & Marketing
11:20 � 11:40 Economics

Right now there is no fee for the workshop. However, if you stay for lunch and the Kentucky Aquaculture Association meeting immediately after, the fee will be $30. The KAA meeting will also cover:


12:00 � 1:00 Lunch w/Keynote (Masser)
1:00 � 1:20 Chef Panel
1:20 � 1:40 Transport/VHS � Durborow
1:40 � 2:00 Paddlefish � Mims
2:00 � 2:20 Hybrid striped bass � Webster or designee
2:20 � 2:40 Break
2:40 � 3:00 Channel catfish for live hauler sales� Wynne
3:00 � 3:20 Use of deep mine water for rainbow trout -Pratt
3:20 � 3:40 Heterotrophic production of vannamei � Anderson
3:40 � 4:00 Tilapia
4:00 � 4:20 Koi
4:20 � 5:00 Business Mtg.

We have not set a deadline to sign-up, but our room will only hold abut 40, so if you want us to put you on a "signed -up" list, we will hold you a spot and it will let us know how many packets to put together.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have additional questions.
JT


James H. Tidwell, Ph.D.
Professor and Chair
Division of Aquaculture
Kentucky State University
Phone: 502-597-8104
Fax: 502-597-5088


You'll find me at the pond.
http://downatthebasspond.blogspot.com/