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Article #6529AQUACULTURE
From: Dennis T. Walsh
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
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WALSH CONSULTING
21 Pilgrim Rd.
Dennis, MA 02638
phone/fax:508-385-2415 e-mail:dwalsh@capecod.net
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUSINESS
General Background
Walsh Consulting has helped shellfish aquacultural operations in South
Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts and Chile. The $40 million
joint ventures in South Carolina and Chile operate the largest hard clam
and scallop vertically integrated aquaculture operations in the world.
Walsh Consulting has more than doubled their algal food production and
improved shellfish hatchery seed production significantly at both
facilities. Walsh Consulting has just completed a contract with the
largest hard clam hatchery in Virginia and is negotiating with a new $20
million mariculture venture in Alaska.
Mr. Walsh has 21 years experience in marine biology, 18 of which were
spent at commercial aquaculture ventures in the United States. Walsh
Consulting expertise is in the area of molluscan and algal aquaculture.
Services include:
=C4 business plan development
=C4 system analysis
=C4 managerial assistance to start-up ventures
=C4 development of commercial production protocols
and standard operating procedure (SOP) manuals
=C4 assistance in hatchery and field grow out techniques
=C4 design of mass algal culture facilities
=C4 algal strain isolation/purification
=C4 algal cell harvesting via crossflow filtration
=C4 nutritional bioassays and water quality analysis
Feeding protocols are available for each life stage of the shellfish
from straight-hinge larvae to post-set spat of 5-8 mm in length. These
protocols result in exponential growth of the shellfish in the hatchery
and linear growth in the nursery phase.
Mr. Walsh is an advisor to several marine biotechnology firms which can
provide your company with new heterotrophic algal product that are
similar in proximate analysis to T-Iso, but are enriched with the
essential fatty acids EPA and DHA. These fatty acids have been shown to
be critical for larval growth and metamorphosis, but at the same time to
be deficient in hatchery-reared bivalves.
Walsh Consulting is a virtual consulting company which relies on working
closely via Internet with numerous associates who each have their own
specialities:
- Mr. Paul Hundley, P.E. owner of Applied Aquatics of Mt.
Pleasant, South Carolina, has 20 years of applied engineering experience
in marine and aquacultural water and wastewater treatment systems.
-Shellfish marketing and distribution assistance is available from
R. J. Learson and Associates of South Hamilton, Massachusetts.
-Expertise in site selection and permitting is available from
Aubrey Consulting of Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
-Research and field studies expertise on host parasites
interactions in shellfish populations is available from Dr. George E.
Krantz of Oxford, Maryland.
-Wetlands and Aquatic Concepts, Lucretia Krantz, President is a
consulting firm dedicated to ecologically sound development and cost
effective utilization of wetlands and aquatic resources.
- Mr. Scott Morris of Cape Cod Research in Falmouth, MA can offer a
variety of innovative anti-fouling paints for aquacultural nets and
pens. These paints do not rely on copper or tin, but the generation of
minute quantities of hydrogen peroxide, and therefore are
environmentally safe.
-Dr. Vance Lipovsky of AquaBusiness Management, Vancouver, British
Columbia, specializes in international aquaculture, business plan
development, hatchery design and shellfish grow-out operations.
Walsh Consulting is a member of the Aquaculture Internet Network and has
access to technical expertise from around the world. Let us put our
extensive commercial aquacultural expertise to work for your company!
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