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2013-08-15	A Device For Counting Young Fish 1910	PDF126 kb
2013-08-30	A Manual Of Fish Culture 1897	PDF30 mb
2013-08-15	A Method Of Cultivating Rainbow Trout And Other Salmonoids 1910	PDF258 kb
2013-08-15	A Method Of Measuring Fish Eggs 1910	PDF246 kb
2013-08-15	A Method Of Transporting Live Fishes 1910	PDF73 kb
2013-08-15	A New Principle Of Aquiculture And Transport Of Live Fishes 1910	PDF1 mb
2024-07-02	aaa-Farming_Fish.zip	PDF 148 mb
2013-08-15	An Improvement In Hatching And Rearing Boxes 1910	PDF730 kb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Of Marine Species 1904	PDF3 mb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Of Sturgeon 1920	PDF353 kb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Of The Atlantic Salmon And Trout 1900	PDF7 mb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Of The Black Basses 1907	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Of The Salmons Of The Pacific Coast 1903	PDF2 mb
2013-08-15	Artificial Propagation Off The Shad And Pike Perch 1903	PDF4 mb
2013-08-15	Devices For Use In Fish Hatcheries And Aquaria 1910	PDF828 kb
2013-08-15	Domesticated Trout 1896	PDF12 mb
2013-08-15	Establishment Of Stations For The Propagation Of Salmon 1896	PDF564 kb
2013-08-15	Feeding And Rearing Trout Under Domestication 1895	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	Fish Culture Compared In Importance With Agriculture 1872	PDF826 kb
2013-08-15	Fish Culture In North Carolina 1879	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	Fish Culture In Ponds And Other Inland Waters 1913	PDF10 mb
2013-08-30	Fish Culture-A Modern System Of Breeding And Rearing Fish 1863	PDF4 mb
2013-08-15	Fish Planting In Public Waters 1916	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	Fish Ponds On Farms 1921	PDF2 mb
2013-08-30	History Of British Food Fishes With Sketches Of Fisheries 1869	PDF23 mb
2013-08-15	Mortality In Pike Perch Eggs In Hatcheries 1922	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	New And Improved Devices For Fish Culturists 1910	PDF877 kb
2013-08-15	New Methods Of Transporting Eggs And Fish 1910	PDF75 kb
2013-08-15	Notes On Fish Culture In Germany 1895	PDF932 kb
2013-08-15	Preservation Of Fish Nets 1921	PDF3 mb
2013-08-15	Promoting The Whitefish Production Of The Great Lakes 1910	PDF3 mb
2013-08-15	Report On The Artificial Propagation Of Fish 1857	PDF6 mb
2013-08-15	Some Plants Of Importance In Pond Fish Culture 1920	PDF2 mb
2013-08-15	The Artificial Propagation Of Salmon On The Pacific Coast 1896	PDF3 mb
2013-08-15	The Culture Of Salmonoids In Smaller Water Courses 1896	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	The Treatment Of Fish Cultural Waters For The Removal Of Alg? 1910	PDF1 mb
2013-08-15	The Utility Of Sea Fish Hatching 1910	PDF214 kb
2013-08-15	Wonders And Food Luxuries Of The Sea 1879	PDF8 mb
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The CME from Saturday’s X-4.5 Flare hit the Earth late yesterday afternoon. The Aurora was visible as far South as Texas. Sadly we had storms all day yesterday and overcast with rain last night so we missed it. We haven’t seen the Northern Lights since we left Alaska many years ago.

That Sunspot is still passing across the face of the sun and is still a threat. Still the sequence was a good reminder of the process.

The Flare occurred last Saturday. The CME arrived Monday afternoon. Thus we had about a 48 hour lag between the actual Flare and the CME impact. Hopefully if there is a large one, X-10+, we’ll have at least some warning before the impact.

Not sure how much good the warning will do for most folks but for some of us anyway it will be a short time to store away a few more supplies, put a few more things in a Faraday Cage, maybe make a run to the local Farm Supply store for seeds and other last minute preparations.

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