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ISHINOMAKI, Miyagi -- On the Oshika Peninsula here, where the March 11 tsunami destroyed many fishing boats and aquaculture farms, local marine farmers are beginning to consider switching from the individual- and family-managed business models they have followed to new, joint-management operations in order to cover the massive costs of almost restarting their businesses from scratch.
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After tsunami, marine farmers look at pooling resources to get back on feet - The Mainichi Daily News
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ISHINOMAKI, Miyagi -- On the Oshika Peninsula here, where the March 11 tsunami destroyed many fishing boats and aquaculture farms, local marine farmers are beginning to consider switching from the individual- and family-managed business models they have followed to new, joint-management operations in order to cover the massive costs of almost restarting their businesses from scratch.
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