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as post larva, he then raises them for 3 months and sells them in rock valley, iowa. van zanten says it helps the community. "stick back as much money as we can into our community and i hope that it gets returned in the process. everything i've tried to do here all the labor that we've had to do the piping, electricity i've done local and i've always tried to do local stuff," said aqua shrimp farmer, dalton van zanten. and when asked what the biggest thing he learned was... "should have listened more in biology in high school, but i've learned you know how to take care of shrimp," said aqua shrimp farmer, dalton van zanten. his goal is to expand to a bigger facility and some day have his shrimp in local restaurants. in rock valley, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv

van zanten recently decided to go from agriculture to aquaculture. "my dad said let's start a shrimp farm and he's always come up with different ideas and things you different way to make money so i kind of went with it and ran with it," said aquaculture shrimp farmer, dalton van zanten. it took a year of research and planning, but van zanten finally opened a shrimp farm in august. van zanten raises up to 4,000 shrimp in five "tanks," which are 14-foot swimming pools. "it's neat to be able to do something able to learn a different trade then what i'm used to. any new learning i can