Mookie Blues from Damariscotta, ME Quantity:50 Count but slightly less salty than

but slightly less salty than a traditional Wellfleet

but one year he dedicated the 34th row of his farm to growing oysters in trays that never touch the bay floor

He has a palpable love for oyster farming and a renewed energy to do so

It is still the same ergonomic orange-colored handle with our pointed blade tip that Island Creek designed with R

Why They’re Unique: Named for the Eider ducks that hang in the little cove where Peter’s floats are housed

Mookie Blues from Damariscotta, ME Quantity:50 Count but slightly less salty thanAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: Bill Mook Location: Damariscotta River, ME Size: 2. 5" 3 How theyre grown: Mooks oysters begin in their very own hatchery where the seed is grown in upwellers of various sizes. Once large enough, theyre moved to OysterGro cages, which are equipped with floats to hold the cages just below the waters surface. The floating cages are regularly flipped to encourage shell growth and shape and to control fouling