How they’re grown: Sue and two crew members use floating cages to grow their oysters on a two-acre lease that’s located between two ocean inlets
which are equipped with floats to hold the cages just below the water’s surface
Story: Scott Leonhardt and his wife Sally have been growing oysters for a while yet they have not managed to harvest a sizeable crop--a testament to just how hard it is to grow these things
the oysters are sunk deep enough to avoid the freeze
Five years ago--in an attempt to show the 'hand of the grower' in the final product--Skip decided to leave the 34th row in the trays for the whole grow-out process
Mants Landing Oysters from Brewster, MA Quantity:150 Count | $1.99 per Oyster How they’re grown: Sue andFarmer: Scott Leonhardt Location: Brewster, MA How theyre grown: Scott says he owns just about every piece of oyster growing equipment ever invented. This sounds like a recipe for backyard farming, an industry wide phenomenon that spans both coasts, and we are totally guilty of here in Duxbury. Anyhow, after 7 years Scott is still on the hunt for the perfect grow out method, but mostly he uses bags in cages that sit right on the bottom. He buys his