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
Information about the AW Howard Memorial Trust annual grants-in-aid for eligible projects.
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.
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.
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
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.
Case studies utlising eSA-Marine data to inform decision making
tuneFilterskeyboard_arrow_down. Filters. Research areakeyboard_arrow_down. Research area. Aquatic sciences (915). Crop sciences (3). Fisheries (2). Livestock sciences (37). Research programkeyboard_arrow_down. Research program. Aquaculture (135).
Discover SARDI's agronomy research aimed at boosting crop productivity through innovative practices and farmer collaboration on variety performance.
Discover SARDI's innovative research on sustainable water management for irrigated crop production in South Australia, enhancing agricultural productivity and resilience.