respond toPotential issues and challenges that might interfere with starting a shrimp farm in Southern Indiana include: zoning regulations, water quality, climate change, costs/ funds, disease control, market demand and impact to neighboring residents (noise, oder, environmental concerns) and sustainability. Ways to lower potential issues and challenges include ensuring compliance with local zoning regulations for aquaculture operations, adapting to changing weather patterns to lower impacts on shrimp, implementing prevention measures to manage diseases, assess market demand for locally farmed shrimp and developing distribution channels, implementing sustainable farming practices to minimize environmental impact and ensure long-term viability