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Title: The commercial viability of a multi-species hatchery in the Furneaux Group of islands : a feasibility study. [Subtitle:Prepared by B&S Aquaculture Technology and Associates for the Furneaux Enterprise Centre]
Author: B&S Aquaculture Technology and Associates ; Furneaux Enterprise Centre
Citation: ACCNO:12134
Publisher: [Whitemark, Tas.] : [Flinders Island Area Marketing & Development Office]
Year: 2001
Description: 18 p. : ill (some col.) ; 30 cm.
Subject: FURNEAUX ISLANDS - TAS ; Aquaculture development ; Hatcheries ; Abalone culture ; Mussel culture. ; Scallop culture ; Shellfish culture ; Tasmania.
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Received:30 April 2002
Type: Book
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