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Nereis virens In 2001 the CCAR partnered with Seabait Maine LLC to develop indoor worm farming technology in Maine using recirculation systems. Seabait (Maine) LLC was formed by parent company Seabait Ltd in the UK, a world pioneer of farmed marine polychaete worms (rag worms or sand worms). The market for sand worms as fishing […]https://umaine.edu/cooperative-aquaculture/wp-content/uploads/sites/75/2015/11/wormharvest.jpg800200