Seafood Workshops

A shucked oyster on a cutting board.

Build practical, hands-on skills in safe, efficient, and value-added seafood handling.

Local seafood processing in New Hampshire is essential to sustaining coastal economies, ensuring food safety, and delivering high-quality seafood from dock or farm to table. This workshop series brings together chefs, fishers, shellfish farmers, processors, and community members to build practical, hands-on skills in safe, efficient, and value-added seafood handling.  

Through hands-on demonstrations and expert instruction, participants will learn best practices that support local livelihoods and reduce waste across the seafood supply chain.

Current Workshops

Oyster shucking in a kitchen, on a cutting board.

Oyster Shucking Workshop

 

Oyster Shucking Workshop

Learn the art of shucking raw oysters through this unforgettable experience!

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Trout swimming underwater.

Seafood Processing Workshop

Seafood Processing Workshop

Coming soon! 

Baked monkfish on top of potatoes and tomatoes.

Net Gains: The Value-Added Seafood Workshop

Net Gains: The Value-Added Seafood Workshop

Coming soon!


Contacts

Gabriela Bradt, Ph.D.
Fisheries and Aquaculture Extension Specialist
gabriela.bradt@unh.edu
(603) 862-2033

Linas Kenter, Ph.D.
Aquaculture and Fisheries Research Scientist
Linas.Kenter@unh.edu