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New York collects almost 17M fish eggs for hatcheries

January 13, 2016 — ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York environmental officials say they have collected almost 17 million fish eggs that can be used for stocking waterways.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation said the collection from wild and captive adult fish sets the stage for a good year at the state’s fish hatcheries.

Read the full story from the Associated Press at New Jersey Herald

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