After China, South Korea is the second-largest oyster producer in the world with 241,000 tons of oyster produced each year.

Roughly 80% of this production comes from Tongyeong, an archipelago in the South Gyeongsang Province in South Korea.

5 m long oyster stings are suspended on a submerged longline, which is supported by numerous buoys. The technique encourages oysters to grow quickly and develop strong shells. Pléiades Neo imagery shows a barge harvesting the oysters from the longline.

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Pléiades Neo -  Tongyeong, South Korea -30cm resolution
Pléiades Neo -  Tongyeong, South Korea -30cm resolution
Pléiades Neo -  Tongyeong, South Korea -30cm resolution