The following projects address specific knowledge gaps in Snapper biology, fishery-related issues, and assessment methods. The outcomes will inform ongoing Snapper management. This research is funded by external sources such as the Fisheries
Australia produces around 1.3 million tonnes of export fodder each year, with a gross value of over $500 million (2024). South Australia and Victoria are key contributors to this sector, together accounting for 52% of national production. This
The University of Adelaide’s Roseworthy Campus is an internationally renowned centre for excellence in dryland agricutlure, natural resource management, veterinary science and animal production.
List of yearly summaries of research and development undertaken relevant to Eyre Peninsula farmers.
After years of interest but limited on-ground activity, the seaweed industry is beginning to gain momentum in southern Australia. Until recently, most operations have focused on harvesting beach-cast material through a few established enterprises.
Case studies utlising eSA-Marine data to inform decision making
Search PestFacts for historical pest reports by crop, pest or beneficial invertebrate, or period of interest across South Australia and Western Victoria.
It is critical to develop reliable, fishery-independent methods that monitor trends in Snapper population size and biomass. This need is driven by:. fishery management changes influencing Snapper statistics, such as daily catch limits and spatial
Since March 2025, a large algal bloom caused by Karenia species has affected the waters of Gulf St Vincent, Spencer Gulf, Kangaroo Island and nearby areas. The bloom has resulted in widespread marine life deaths, impacting fish, shellfish and other
This test panel is done every 3 weeks. Faster results are available upon request if submitting batches of more than 60 samples. Common name. Target species. Aphanomyces root rot. Aphanomyces euteiches. Blackleg. Leptosphaeria maculans. Black dot.