Rake Helps Fish Hatchery Maintain Optimal Conditions

This case study out of Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, shows how two Duperon Harvest Rake screens are reducing labor requirements for a fish hatchery

Rake Helps Fish Hatchery Maintain Optimal Conditions

Problem: Built in 1974, the Jim Hinkle Spring River State Fish Hatchery is on a 7-acre island in the Spring River near Mammoth Spring, Arkansas. Water for the six tanks in the gravity-fed hatchery comes from the Spring River near the Spring River Dam at a rate of about 70,000 gpm....

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