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Other Aquaculture
NAICS 112519 · United States · 2022 edition
This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in (1) farm raising of aquatic animals (except finfish and shellfish) and/or (2) farm raising of aquatic plants. Alligator, algae, frog, seaweed, or turtle production is included in this industry.
Activities described by this code
Other activities to examine
- Miscellaneous fishing activities, such as catching or taking of terrapins, turtles, and frogs from their natural habitat: 114119 — Other Marine Fishing
- Farm raising finfish: 112511 — Finfish Farming and Fish Hatcheries
- Farm raising shellfish: 112512 — Shellfish Farming;
- Growing hydroponic crops: 111419 — Other Food Crops Grown Under Cover
Census classification reference
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Operations in this class typically involve controlled aquatic environments — ponds, raceways, tanks, or containment systems — used to raise aquatic animals such as alligators, frogs, or turtles, or to cultivate aquatic plants like algae or seaweed. Day-to-day activity generally includes feeding, water quality management, harvesting, and in some cases, processing or live shipment to buyers.
Questions to investigate
- What specific species or aquatic plants are being raised — alligators, frogs, turtles, algae, seaweed, or a combination?
- What is the current estimated value of the aquatic stock on hand?
- What water systems are in use — open ponds, closed recirculating systems, raceways — and what backup or redundancy exists for critical equipment?
- Is there any public access, agritourism, or on-site retail component?
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