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Livestock Culture
Hog Farming
- The black pigs became healthier and their meat quality improved.
- The malodor in the farm has decreased substantially.
Carp Culture
- The carps that were grown on the Dileka water (shown in the photo) received a Gold Award in Niigata City. Unfortunately, these carps were released as a result of the flooding and earthquakes in the region in 2004.
Ear Shell Culture
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Dileka is working in ear shell culture in Okushiri Island.
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The Island’s seawater started to get polluted by chlorine since the sewage treatment plant was built a few years ago. The polluted seawater affected the ear shell culture and damaged both its quality and the yield.
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Since then, Dileka was introduced and used in the culture.
Clam Culture
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The yield has drastically increased since the use of Dileka.
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Underground water, pumped in the sea by drilling, is put through Dileka to produce the Dileka water. No sand is used in the culture.
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The farming of thin-shelled surf clam is planned to begin soon.
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