Developing and testing a multi-species, automated fish in-feed system for a production line to add-value and supply large local markets, replacing imports

Project number: 2015-225

Project Status:

Completed

Budget expenditure: $140,000.00

Principal Investigator: Brad L. Duncan

Organisation: Lakes Entrance Fishermans Cooperative Ltd

Project start/end date: 30 Jun 2015 - 29 Sep 2017

Contact:

FRDC

Need

Commercial in confidence. To know more about this project please contact FRDC.

Objectives

Commercial in confidence

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PROJECT NUMBER • 2019-030

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

An updated understanding of Eastern School Whiting stock structure and improved stock assessment for cross-jurisdictional management

1. To clarify the stock structure of Eastern School Whiting in south-eastern Australian waters using a range of modern methods.

ORGANISATION:

NSW Department of Primary Industries

PROJECT NUMBER • 2019-014

PROJECT STATUS:

CURRENT

Can DNA from routine plankton surveys be used to measure fish spawning areas and monitor changes in pelagic ecosystems?

1. Evaluate the potential for using DNA-metabarcoding of routine broad-scale ichthyoplankton surveys to characterise the spawning habitat and monitor the spawning area of key fish species.

ORGANISATION:

University of Adelaide

PROJECT NUMBER • 2018-181

PROJECT STATUS:

COMPLETED

The End of an Era: Acknowledging the socio-cultural history and contribution of Australian small-scale fisheries

1. To collect and preserve oral life histories of the Gippsland Lakes Fishery, the way of life and connection to place and people

ORGANISATION:

A Twigg

Developing and testing a multi-species, automated fish in-feed system for a production line to add-value and supply large local markets, replacing imports

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