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1998-222
DATE START/END:
15 SEP 1998 - 1 DEC 1999
ORGANISATION:
CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere Hobart
5,310 results
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2001-105
DATE START/END:
28 OCT 2001 - 30 JUN 2002
ORGANISATION:
Agriculture Victoria
PUBLISHED:
2016-03-01
Chinese get a taste for Australian seafood adventure
The chance to see where Australian wild abalone comes from is drawing the next generation of Chinese chefs to our shores
By Catherine Norwood
Twenty-five of China’s best young seafood chefs will visit Australia’s leading abalone and seafood-producing regions in March to experience firsthand...
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1989-101
DATE START/END:
28 JUN 1990 - 30 JUN 1992
ORGANISATION:
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) ABARES
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1992-071.80
DATE START/END:
12 SEP 1998 - 14 SEP 1998
ORGANISATION:
Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC)
PROJECT NUMBER
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2014-704
DATE START/END:
14 MAY 2014 - 14 MAY 2015
Seafood CRC: waste transformation methods for value added products for the catering market
An estimated 10,000 tonne of Australian seafood processing waste is currently put in land-fills because it is produced in many locations in volumes that are below the minimum for cost-effective further processing. However, as the cost of waste disposal and the potential value of by-products both...
ORGANISATION:
Curtin University
PROJECT NUMBER
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2003-002
DATE START/END:
18 JUN 2003 - 30 APR 2011
ORGANISATION:
CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere Hobart
PROJECT NUMBER
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2008-791
DATE START/END:
14 MAY 2009 - 29 APR 2014
SCRC: Economic Evaluation for the Seafood CRC
The Seafood CRC will invest over $140 million cash and in-kind in R&D over its seven year life. It is a requirement of the CRC agreement with the Commonwealth of Australia that a process is established to measure and evaluate the impact of that expenditure.
ORGANISATION:
University of Adelaide Waite Campus
PUBLISHED:
2021-11-30
Waste reborn shows promise in fish feed trials
The transformation of local waste products is providing quality protein ingredients that could help replace fishmeal as the protein source in aquafeeds
Insect meal and an enzyme hydrolysate, both produced using fish waste, have proven to be key components of new diets formulated to test whether...
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