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Information about the Primary Industries and Regions SA (PIRSA) Animal Ethics Committee (AEC) Terms of Reference.
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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).
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PREDICTA® Research is a DNA-based soil testing service that quantifies the amount of soil-borne pathogen DNA or plant root DNA present in a sample.
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Project background. Water is essential to sheep survival. On average, sheep drink 3 – 14 litres of water a day. It helps promote their healthy growth, digestion and immune functionality. Adequate water intake allows sheep to maintain their ideal
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SARDI’s Turretfield Research Centre is contributing to a national program that helps Merino breeders evaluate elite sires and make data-driven breeding decisions. The Merino Sire Evaluation (MSE) program gives ram breeders independent,
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Timeline of snapper stock assessments and management in South Australia.
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Understanding the biology and ecology of any fishery species is needed to evaluate its response to exploitation, and to inform effective management. Despite significant previous research into the biology of Snapper in southern Australia, there
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Only a trained agronomist can determine the relationship between the level of pathogen DNA in the soil and disease incidence in the field. This is affected by factors such as:. seasonal conditions. soil type. agronomic practices. the crop and
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The endangered Australian sea lion (Neophoca cinerea) has declined by more than 60% over the past four decades. Its unique life history, benthic foraging behaviour, and remote breeding sites make monitoring especially difficult. This project, funded