Seafood Farming's Explosive Growth and New Frontiers | Hope in the Water | Full Episode 2

My 86-year-old mother loves shrimp but she refuses to buy anything that's from a farm like situation. She only wants them caught in the wild. I told her it's unsustainable and she's starting to see that she can't always buy what she wants. Hopefully after she sees this she may change her mind a little. I'd eat these shrimp.

Great documentary. Very entertaining. Love Martha Stewart as well.

Thank you for a wonderful aquacultural awareness documentary! and its nice to know Martha's roots is with the sea...Mahalo!

Martha was an absolute amazing addition to this wonderful doc thank you very much for your dedication for bringing amazing broadcasting to us all 🎉👏 you guys are the best PBS!

In this part of the video she mentioned that in the beginning it's a trial and learning process and I remember years ago when I asked my father if I could raise pigeons not for consumption but to raise Homer's as I went to the library to do some research and there are 3 different types 1 is the homer,2 is the fancy or show bird and 3 the eating type called squab.And my father taught me how to build the pigeon coup, built a square for the babies,straw for there stuff,and use it for feterilizer,and bird seed and lettuce to feed them. But I was very glad what my father had taught me to take care of my pets. How to build a home for them against predators like rats and mongoose as I could hear them in the coup,flying around. But my father knew this already but they were safe and sound.besides the pigeons I had a garden to keep myself busy to learn about nature how it works. Made me a better person as later in my life I got married and had children.as my father taught me in life

You guys are Gods with no price, real as real can be !!!

Sustainable is the key!!

Beautiful report, Martha!! And farmers!!

A great series! Thanks

Baby shrimp need generational biofilm. new tanks have high attrition rates , established tanks have enough detritus and biofilm to support the tiny babies that cant break down food yet.

Gosh, that was refreshing and extremely enjoyable to watch. Thank you!❤

We need to do a better job of helping our farmers

22:33 min Loc Tran, PhD, shrimp aquaculture scientist at ShrimpVet Laboratory in Vietnam.

I’m glad aquaculture is getting its day in the sun

Great film 🦐🍤

Yay a new nova upload

farmed seafood, the most contaminated seafood.

Very cool.

PBS, please make an episode to spread awareness about the Alaskan trawling industry. Last year 9 ORCAS died in trawl gear . In addition to hundreds of millions of pounds of halibut, salmon and sablefish bycatch!

Huh ol' Martha's out of the slammer? It's nice to see she's working off some of her community service under probation by doing some work for PBS.