Crowes Pasture Oysters from Dennis, MA YGroup_1620 Dave and Jennifer have truly

Dave and Jennifer have truly made their farm a family affair

and especially what they DON'T need - everything he’s learned in the past 20 years of growing oysters - allows this environment to bubble up to its fullest potential

He loves the water so much that he named the oysters after the nautical term ‘Spindrift

Jack’s commitment to aquaculture and his farm is nothing short of remarkable and inspiring

Even in retirement

Crowes Pasture Oysters from Dennis, MA YGroup_1620 Dave and Jennifer have trulyAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer Gary and Mary Sawayer Location Quivet Neck Beach, Dennis, MA Size: 3" How theyre grown: The farm crew doesn't need a boat to access their grant, they can ride out to their meticulously arranged trays in a truck! Since trucks don't float [yet] , these oysters can only be farmed at low tide, which gives the crew a tight window to harvest as many as they can. The grow out process takes about three years, and