Fisheries Dept sets two new Malaysian records for cockle breeding

SERDANG: The Fisheries Department has been awarded two certificates by the Malaysia Book of Records, setting two new benchmarks for cockle breeding.

The records were for setting the Longest Natural Cockle Seeding Season lasting 18 months and the Largest Landing of Natural Cockle Seeds in one season from Nov 4, 2019 to May 31, 2021 on the Teluk Lekir coast in Perak.

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