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Indiana Aquaculture Directory 2007
Originally compiled by Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program for the  Indiana Aquaculture Association
Printed by: Office of the Commissioner of Agriculture and the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program

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No fish story: Indiana positioned for aquaculture boom

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Indiana is a small fish in the big pond of United States aquaculture, but the Hoosier state is positioned to make a larger splash, said a Purdue University expert.

Its proximity to resources and markets, coupled with a climate that provides for year-round aquaculture production, give Indiana a fin up on many other states, said Kwamena Quagrainie (pronounced Kwaa-MEAN-a Kway-GRAIN), an agricultural economist who specializes in aquaculture.

"Indiana is central to everything," said Quagrainie, a Ghana, Africa, native who once raised tilapia. "In terms of raw materials for feed, the aquaculture industry uses corn and soybean, and it's right here. In terms of markets for fish, it's right here. We are surrounded by big cities where we can sell our fish."

Compared to states along the Gulf Coast where hundreds of millions of pounds of fish and shrimp are raised each year, Indiana's production is like a drop in the ocean: 3,000 pounds annually, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's 2002 Census of Agriculture.

Aquaculture contributed $3.1 million to Indiana's $4.7 billion in annual agricultural sales in 2002, the census reported. Among commodity categories, aquaculture ranked ahead of only cut Christmas trees and short-rotation woody crops ($2.7 million) in state agricultural sales. Grains, oilseeds, dry beans and dry peas comprised the largest sales category, at $2.6 billion in 2002.

Indiana's aquaculture industry ranges from producers who raise fish for restaurants and specialty markets to those who stock ponds and sell aquaculture equipment.

"According to the USDA census, there are 47 aquaculture producers in Indiana," Quagrainie said. "Perhaps five of those producers are full-time aquaculture producers."

Hoosier producers often convert farm ponds into aquaculture production sites, Quagrainie said. Producers raise baitfish, ornamental and food fish, including catfish, trout, yellow perch, striped bass and tilapia. In recent years more producers have looked into raising prawns — a species of shrimp.

"I know a couple of farmers who raise prawns in the summer," Quagrainie said. "These farmers raise prawns from June to August. They harvest the prawns the first or second week in September, then prepare the ponds and put in trout. Trout can go through the winter, but prawns cannot stand cold weather. Even the slightest drop in temperature can cause you to lose your prawns.

"By April or May, producers harvest their trout and then prepare the ponds for another prawn production in the summer. That way they are able to double crop for one year."

Initial investment in an aquaculture operation varies, depending on what a producer wants to raise and how much they plan to produce, Quagrainie said.

"I think before you start, you need to ask yourself a number of questions," he said. "First, are you going into it part time or are you going into it full time? And then, second, you should ask yourself, 'How much money do I have, in terms of resources?'

"Many farmers who begin in aquaculture use existing farm resources like farm buildings and farm structures, compared to not having those facilities and having to borrow money to build them. I always advise people to start small and use resources that are already available on the farm."

Where a producer lives also should factor into aquaculture production decisions, Quagrainie said.

"The other thing you have to think about is the type of production system you want to use," he said. "In southern Indiana, the soil is more clay. Once you have some clay in the soil it is able to hold water. So people in southern Indiana are used to raising fish in ponds. In northern Indiana, the soil doesn't contain much clay, so you have very few people who have ponds. Most of the people raising fish in central and northern Indiana are raising them indoors.

"Also, in southern Indiana, the weather is a bit warmer than in central and northern Indiana, so if you live in the central and northern parts of Indiana you have to be mindful of the weather."

Meyer Lake (Linn Grove area)

Scott pond

 

 

 


Pine Lake (Linn Grove area)
Rainbow Lake (Geneva area)
Saddle Lake (Decatur area) 

      

 

Crystal Lake (Columbus area)
Echo Lake (Waymansville area)
Everroad Lake (Waymansville area)
Fraternal Order Columbus Police Lake (Waymansville area)
Grandview Lake (New Bellsville area)
Grouse Ridge Lake (Waymansville area)
Harrison Lake (New Bellsville area)
Jean Williamson Lake (New Bellsville area)
Lake Barbara (Jonesville area)
Lawsons Lake (New Bellsville area)
Long Lake (Columbus area)
Lutheran Lake (Waymansville area)
Noblitt Lake (Waymansville area)
North Harrison Lake (New Bellsville area)
Schaefer Lake (Hope area)
Schultz Lake (Hartsville area)
South Harrison Lake (New Bellsville area)
Staller Lake (New Bellsville area)
Suhre Lake (Elizabethtown area)
Tamerix Lake (New Bellsville area)
Terrace Lake (Columbus area)
Thompson Lake (New Bellsville area)
Thompsons Lake (Jonesville area)
Twin Lakes (Columbus area)
Wood Lake (Columbus area)
Youth Camp Lake (New Bellsville area)

 

 

Beedy Lake (Auburn area)
Cedarville Reservoir (Cedarville area)
Cook Lougheed Wildlife Pond (Arcola area)
Covington Lake (Arcola area)
Daus Addition Lake (Huntertown area)
Fulk Lake (Ege area)
Hurshtown Reservoir (Grabill area)
Kekingo Shores Lake (Arcola area)
Lake Everett (Churubusco area)
Mirror Lake (Fort Wayne West area)
Poe Lake (Cedarville area)
Shoaff Lake (Fort Wayne West area)
Viberg Lake (Cedarville area)
White Lake (Huntertown area)          Cains Lake (Hartford City West area)
Lake Blue Water (Montpelier area)
Lake Mohee (Hartford City West area)
Lake Placid (Hartford City East area)    Eagle Lake (Carmel area)
Elrod Lake (Zionsville area)
Holliday Lake (Zionsville area)
Norman Lake (Hazelrigg area)
Oxidation Pond (Thorntown area)
Russell Lake (Zionsville area)
Wurster Lake (Rosston area)

 

 

 

 

Anderson Lake (Nashville area)
Annandale Estates Lake (Belmont area)
Autumn Lake (Morgantown area)
Axsom Branch Pond (Elkinsville area)
Baker Lake (Morgantown area)
Bardonner Lake (Morgantown area)
Bear Lake (Morgantown area)
Bear Lodge Lake (Morgantown area)
Berry Farm Lake (Belmont area)
Bittersweet Lake (Beanblossom area)
Black Oak Pond (Waymansville area)
Boyd Lake (Beanblossom area)
Camp Christina Lake (New Bellsville area)
Cordry Lake (Nineveh area)
Crain Lake (Beanblossom area)
Crestview Lake (Beanblossom area)
Crooked Creek Lake (Elkinsville area)
Cull Lake (Morgantown area)
Dawson Lake (Nashville area)
Deerskin Lake (Beanblossom area)
Dixon Pond (Story area)
Echo Lake (Morgantown area)
Fineburg Lake (Morgantown area)
Fleming Lake (Nashville area)
Fowler Lake (Beanblossom area)
Gallahue Lake (Morgantown area)
Goodwin Lake (Story area)
Green Lake (Beanblossom area)
Greenbriar Lake (Nashville area)
Happy Hollow Lake (New Bellsville area)
Happy Landing Lake (Beanblossom area)
Harris Pond (Story area)
Hidden Valley Lake (Nineveh area)
Hungry Acres Lake (Morgantown area)
Kahn Lake (Nashville area)
Kelly Lake (Morgantown area)
Kimmins Lake (Nashville area)
Kirkofer Lake (Morgantown area)
Kreuger Lake (Nashville area)
Lake LaSalle (Morgantown area)
Lake of the Clouds (Nashville area)
LaSalle Lake (Morgantown area)
Linger Longer Lake (Morgantown area)
Little Fox Lake (Beanblossom area)
Long Lake (Nashville area)
Lost Lake (New Bellsville area)
Lutheran Hills Lake (Morgantown area)
Macabo Lake (Nashville area)
Merriman Lake (Morgantown area)
Meyer Pond (Waymansville area)
Miller Lake (Nashville area)
Millers Lake (Belmont area)
Nelson Lake (New Bellsville area)
Nicewander Lake (Nashville area)
Ode Lake (Nashville area)
Ogle Lake (Nashville area)
Ortleib Lake (Nashville area)
Parker Lake (Beanblossom area)
Parkview Lake (Nashville area)
Pfau Lake (Nashville area)
Pine Ridge Pond (Waymansville area)
Reverand Frame Lake (Belmont area)
Rorack Lake (Morgantown area)
Sage Lake (Nashville area)
Shady Oaks Lake (Morgantown area)
Silver Hook Lake (Nashville area)
Smith Lake (Beanblossom area)
Somerset Lake (Belmont area)
Steiger Lake (Beanblossom area)
Stewart Lake (Nashville area)
Strahl Lake (Nashville area)
Sweetwater Lake (Beanblossom area)
Terrill Ridge Pond (Elkinsville area)
Terrill Ridge Road (Elkinsville area)
Tousley Lake (New Bellsville area)
Treaty Line Pond (Story area)
Waymires Lake (Beanblossom area)
Woodland Lake (Beanblossom area)
Yellowwood Lake (Belmont area)
 

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