The Farmory - Yellow Perch Fish Hatchery

This is an update on the Farmory, a community based urban farm in Green Bay, WI., and the obstacles they overcame to become a commercial yellow perch fish hatchery.
It's a story for anyone interested in the adventure behind hatching yellow perch eggs, getting the larvae fish to eat and fill their swim bladder with a gulp of air, and to raise yellow perch fingerlings in a bio-secure system.
The Farmory is a community base urban farm for training and educating the community on self-sufficiency, growing healthy food, and developing skills for employment.
With Free2Use YT background music Morning Mandolin by Chris Haugen

[@wankyahatimu7066]

Hello, I real like this program and I can't miss to subscribe. I am a fisherman for almost 15 years but I haven't got a chance to study fish hatching and here it is so much interesting. I wish I join you. I real like fish in my life and like to study about it.

[@RogerBindl]

I only do the filming and editing. I don't raise fish.

[@keithsage1593]

Just like the Zander..

[@keithsage1593]

Can you feed them carp larval?

[@wankyahatimu7066]

What does it take to join you?

[@travelnc2g]

When will they have fish available? The website says sold out.

[@RogerBindl]

I don't work for the Farmory, so I'm not sure, but from what I've heard they hope to get eggs around May or so. I think it takes a week or so to hatch, 29 days to become 1" fingerlings, and about 3 weeks to size for selling. So, perhaps late July they'll have fingerlings to sell again. This video tells a little bit about the cycle. They have a 12 week class starting very soon. czcams.com/video/YGsa76YqNn4/video.html

[@patoni860]

She repeated everything three times...

[@RogerBindl]

Thanks for editing comment... Much of the repetition is from me in editing. Some intentional (the opening minute), some for other reasons.