I’ve got this hogbarn… Laura Tiu Ohio Center for Aquaculture Development.

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I’ve got this hogbarn… Laura Tiu Ohio Center for Aquaculture Development

Justification Indoor systems lengthen growing season Indoor fish culture underdeveloped (Rosati, 1990) Small hog/livestock farmers decline (NASS) Increasing interest in alternate revenue sources Workshops popular, but limited Enhance delivery to extension clients Increasing number of clients have Internet access Farmer to farmer approach successful

Economic Considerations Do you have a business plan? Do you own property that is suitable? Capital –Facility construction –Equipment costs –Labor –Insurance –The unexpected

Economic Considerations Does your lender understand aquaculture? Can you wait months for first crop? Can you wait five years to make a profit? Is profit higher than other investments?

Personal Considerations Work long, hard, irregular hours? Good with people? (clients, labor) Good with math? Good with carpentry, plumbing, electric? Good at learning new things? Good at asking for help? Internet savvy?

Marketing Considerations Have you assessed the market? –Year round or seasonal –More than one? Can you compete? Will your product be processed? Product transportation, holding? Legal issues regarding marketing?

Site Considerations Site restrictions –Zoning & Wetlands –Year round access, large truck access Expansion Biosecurity –Humans, birds, disease Water –Volume, Quality, Conservation & Control Waste management Dependable utilities (back up system)

Socio-legal considerations Neighbor relations State agencies –ODNR, DOAg, OEPA, OSUE, Sea Grant Permits Laws

Production Considerations Species selection (biology, market) Production technologies (pond, indoor) Sources –Fish, fingerlings, feed, chemicals, equipment, information, advice. Disease diagnostics Dependable labor

Is there money available? Are their grants available??? –Some, but most go to existing fish farmers –SARE –Tobacco farmers Loans –Farm Service Agency –Family Farm Loan Guarantee Ohio Dept. Agriculture/Dev Most banks don’t understand aquaculture

Resources Websites – world’s greatest aquaculture site! Really deep! Links to many other websites – aqua-ohio list serve yellow perch list serve Shrimp list serve

Resources Newspaper –Fish Farming News Magazine –Aquaculture Magazine Buyer’s guide

Resources Associations –Join the OAA! NAA Access to leaders in the industry Networking Impact Control of your industry

Case Study: Tom & John Former Hog Farmers Indoor Recirculation 2 Brothers Design & Sell systems Raise fish Buy fish Value add Possible Retail

Converted Poultry Barn, Tilapia, 6 years

Converted Hog Barn, yellow perch, bluegill, bass, koi, goldfish, 3 years

Converted poultry barn, trout, yellow perch, variety, 20+ years

Acknowledgement "This material is based upon work supported by the Cooperative State Research, Education and Extension Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Agreement No "Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the U.S. Department of Agriculture."