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These posts are time bound notes and lived observations from the farm. They are not permanent reference pages. If something here becomes stable and repeatable, it gets promoted into the Learn library as a canonical page.
How to use this page
If you want the official, durable explanations, go to the Learn pages. If you want context, friction, real-time decisions, and what we saw with our own eyes, start here.
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You can change these two at any time. They are the top of the stack for the From the Field library.
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Closures, algae events, contamination risk, and the real constraints that govern harvest decisions.
How permitting and enforcement show up in real life, and why transparency matters when the system gets noisy.
Gear, methods, tradeoffs, and the discipline required to avoid shortcuts that harm habitat.
Willapa Bay, Oysterville, and the stories that explain why this estuary is culturally and economically rare.
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All field posts
Tip. Keep this list curated. A smaller set of high-signal posts beats a massive pile of posts with no hierarchy.
Want the stable reference pages
If you are looking for the evergreen, citation-driven pages that define our system, go to Learn and start with Shellfish Systems, Ecology, and Regulation and Oversight.
Written from the field by
Antony Barran
Oyster farmer and steward of Oysterville Sea Farms. These posts capture lived context while things are still unfolding.
