Northern Belle Oysters from Prince Edward Island, CAN YGroup_Aphrodite That mud also protects the

That mud also protects the oysters during the colder months so the farmers can harvest all winter long

the beds are still exposed to the open air providing the advantages of a shallow bed as well

Story: Philip’s farm officially started in 2018 and it is a one man show

It wasn't until the 1960's when George Lemmon [trouting pioneer and water master] first entered the world of aquaculture

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Northern Belle Oysters from Prince Edward Island, CAN YGroup_Aphrodite That mud also protects theAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: Phil Enserink Location: North Lake, Prince Edward Island, CAN Size: 3" How theyre grown: These oysters are grown in floating cages on Phils 30 acre lease for the majority of their lives. North Lake has rough waters with tons of wind and wave action which naturally tumbles the oysters and helps them form strong shells with deep cups. Because the waters on this part of the island are especially cold, the