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Director of Food Studies Kent Getzin show students hot to fillet the tilapia.

Senior grows tilapia for use in school cafeteria

October 12, 2016

The fruits of senior Moses Lurbur’s labor were gathered yesterday, as 90 tilapia were pulled out of a pool stationed in the Wenatchee High School greenhouse. Forty total pounds of fish were collected.

Lurbur began the program last December after receiving a $1,000 grant from the Wenatchee FFA program. Fish food for the project was donated by Coastal Farm & Ranch.

“It was a great learning opportunity and I look forward to streamlining the process,” Lurbur said “I think it was a success in the sense that it included students from all over the school, and was a learning not only for me, but for culinary students and teachers.”

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