hatchery

Converse of object

• build: Expanding or building more hatcheries will increase the rate of chickens hatching, thus providing more food.
• operate: This could be teaching classes, developing curriculums, conducting beach clean ups and operating school hatcheries.
• visit: We first visited the fish hatchery where the facilities were excellent with good birding right next to the river.
• bear: However, in Montana and many other prime rivers in the world, most of the rivers are not stocked with hatchery born fish.
• have: The estate has an organic salmon hatchery, mussel farm and hill farm with Highland Cattle and Hebridean Sheep.

Preposition: on

• beach: In Malaya eggs are brought so special hatcheries on the beach and the young distributed ar sea so reduce the predator hazard.

Adjective modifier

• commercial: In 1994 Tropical Marine Center established the first commercial hatchery of its kind in Europe, based entirely on a synthetic seawater re-circulation system.
• marine: It boasted the first marine hatchery in the UK.
• local: These included work as a caretaker, a mail coach driver and work in the local fish hatchery, Cannery Row near Monterey.
• wild: This is likely to be largely due to the stocking densities and the relatively short periods fish are reared for in wild fish hatcheries.

Modifies a noun

• fish: Hatchery fish learn none of these lessons in their tank.
• facility: A commercial hatchery facility was opened in 1994 and today produces several species of marine fishes for the ornamental market.
• waste: Hatchery waste chicks should be humanely killed, then immediately laid out on shelves and blast frozen, prior to packing.
• environment: One reason is that fish reared in plain hatchery environments do not know how to behave in the wild.

Noun used with modifier

• turtle: It has started sea turtle surveys and a conservation program for them in India, including a sea turtle hatchery.
• trout: Today, the kingfisher can be a problem at trout hatcheries or garden ponds.
• fish: We first visited the fish hatchery where the facilities were excellent with good birding right next to the river.
• salmon: There is also evidence of its use in salmon hatcheries.
• lobster: Moving on to Padstow, where a new lobster hatchery is based.
• freshwater: Salmon eggs are fertilized by artificial insemination and incubated in large holding trays at freshwater hatcheries.