Name: Nicole Kimball: So there's a genetic sampling program that's done annually. So you know where those fish came from or where they were destined to go. Was it Alaska or was it somewhere else?
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Description: So there's a genetic sampling program that's done annually. So you know where those fish came from or where they were destined to go. Was it Alaska or was it somewhere else?

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Nicole Kimball

12:49 - 12:57

"So there's a genetic sampling program that's done annually. So you know where those fish came from or where they were destined to go. Was it Alaska or was it somewhere else?"

“So there's a genetic sampling program that's done annually. So you know where those fish came from or where they were destined to go. Was it Alaska or was it somewhere else?”

Speaker: Nicole Kimball
Timestamp: 12:49 – 12:57
Source: 09-03-2026 RDC Breakfast Forum: Alaska Seafood:
Community: Alaska News
Location: Alaska
Captured at: September 8, 2026

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So there's a genetic sampling program that's done annually. So you know where those fish came from or where they were destined to go. Was it Alaska or was it somewhere else?

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