All posts tagged "aquaculture"

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  Investing in fishing safety

  The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) has just invested $350000 to help improve workplace health and safety in the commercial fishing...

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  Fish attractors to reely help anglers

  Stories of the ‘one that got away’ might become a thing of the past for Toowoomba anglers thanks to an Australian first...

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  Charter Fishing Action Plan? What Charter Fishing Action Plan?

  The QLD Government has released a plan to grow regional tourism and jobs by developing a world-class charter fishing sector.

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  Spotlight on domestic boating biosecurity

  ABARES has released the Recreational boat operators’ self-management of biofouling in Australia report, providing an overview of current biofouling practices by boat...

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  Major milestone for Project Sea Dragon

  Seafarms has achieved a key regulatory approval required to deliver the mammoth Project Sea Dragon, obtaining the aquaculture licence for the Legune...

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  Six new aquaculture and agriculture entrepreneurs win scholarships

  The WA Government has announced six new scholarships for WA entrepreneurs through the Agriculture and Aquaculture Entrepreneurship Program.

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  Research paves the way for Moreton Bay bug aquaculture in Tasmania

  The Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) researchers who developed a world-first method to breed rock lobsters commercially have now paved...

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  Bycatch plays an important part in healthy marine ecosystems

  Bycatch is sometimes considered as an inconvenience to daily fishing operations, but there’s more than meets the eye when it comes to...

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  Cooperative international effort to rejuvenate southern Indian Ocean fisheries

  Australia has joined with international partners, the fisheries industry and stakeholders to protect a number of fisheries ecosystems in the southern Indian...

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  AFMA assumes responsibility of commercial fisheries compliance in the Torres Strait

  From 1 July 2018 the Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA) is responsible for the day-to-day management of compliance of the commercial Torres...