Newalla Fish Company Owner provides new insight at the Farmer-Veteran Coalition’s 2022 Stakeholder Conference

Newalla Fish Company & Controlled Environment Agriculture

Come hear Brenton Kernes, owner of Newalla Fish Company, at the 2022 Farmer Veteran Stakeholders conference. Brent intends to discuss the benefits and potential of controlled environment agriculture, high value species and full cycle production that have helped Newalla Fish Company succeed.

Distinguished Speakers & Breakout Sessions

The conference theme is “Growing Together”. There will be sessions with successful farmers, the USDA, State Chapter Highlights, and Regional Breakout sessions. Distinguished Speakers will include leaders, founders and owners from US and State Government, non-profits, Higher Education and Veteran-Owned agriculture. Click to see the full list of speakers and sessions.

Schedule & Sign Up

The conference will be November 13-15, 2022 in Oklahoma City. Sign up at the Farmer Veteran Coalition Website. Feel free to email Newalla Fish Company with questions about our participation.

Who is Newalla Fish Company?

Our aim is to bring pond owners an exciting fish experience. We try not to compete with the large fish companies that produce volumes of traditional species. Rather, we carry the most difficult to find sport fish and the products most helpful to grow them large and healthy, even in the smallest ponds.

Learn More About Us

Our Story

Our stocking strategy is a bit different. Before we show up, we’ll discuss your pond with you and pull it up on the map. We use geo-spatial data analysis to develop a pond-specific plan to ensure you don’t overstock your pond. This analysis provides an accurate number of fish based of your pond or lakes' capacity and allows us to develop recommendations for stocking, feed and the most effective water management for your pond. Some of our recommendations will include:

Capacity based supplemental stocking of predators and feed fish proportionate to your pond or lake’s size
Feed plans
Use chemical-free methods to reduce suspended mud particles (Common problem in Oklahoma)
Installation of solar and electric continuous duty aeration systems