2005 Cooperative Nursery Annual Reports
A little known fact is that the PA F&B Commission isn't the only one that stocks trout across the Commonwealth. The 'all-volunteer' cooperative nurseries play a significant role in supplementing the Commission's trout fishing program, the finest in the nation.
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Year 2005 PA F&B Commission Cooperative Nursery Facts
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Number of nurseries:
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171
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| Manhours: |
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180,000 (volunteer hours to operate nurseries) |
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Trout stocked:
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1,056,706 plus 150,000 steelhead
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Average length:
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11 inches
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| Production Costs: |
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Feed - $283,806 (303 tons feed) |
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Electricity - $72,180
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Source of data: PA F&BC Annual Report - 2005
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Year 2005 Munnell Run Trout Nursery Report
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| Volunteer Hours: |
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1,310 |
| Number of Stockings: |
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13 |
| Total Trout Stocked: |
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1,360 (+500 received from 3CU Nursery, Erie) |
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Streams Stocked:
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Neshannock, Coolspring, Deer Creek, Pine Run, Wolf Creek, Yellow Creek
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Cost to Operate Nursery:
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$651.00
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Source of Revenue:
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Neshannock Chapter, Private Donors
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Special thanks goes to the following people for keeping the Munnell Run Trout Nursery going on a daily basis: Ken Tarczy, Chuck Rohrer, Jim Williams, Jim Noble, Shawn Hedglin, Joe Benes, Don Garrett, Ray Magensky, Rich Knauff, and Pete Anthony.
Source of data: Munnell Run Cooperative Trout Nursery Annual Report - 2005
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