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Aquaculture, culinary arts students feed each other's projects at Cape May Tech

Kevin Marriner

Aquaculture, culinary arts students feed each other's projects at Cape May Tech

Amber Gibboney, a sophomore at Cape May Tech, dumped scraps from making stock into the compost bucket. The compost is then used in the worm farms the marine biology program uses to feed the tilapia, which is then sold to students on Fishy Frydays at Cape May Tech.

Kevin Marriner

Aquaculture, culinary arts students feed each other's projects at Cape May Tech

Emily Farschon, a sophomore at Cape May Tech, sautes mirepoix for use in a stock, which the students use in the restaurant at the school.

Kevin Marriner

Aquaculture, culinary arts students feed each other's projects at Cape May Tech

Jim McKinley spoke to his biology aquaculture class about the oyster bags that are used to keep predators away from the oysters they raise in the marsh. The oysters are then used by the culinary program at Cape May Technical High School.

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