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Seafood CRC: Development of a genetic management and improvement strategy for Australian cultured Barramundi

Project number: 2008-758
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $31,132.58
Principal Investigator: Nicholas A. Robinson
Organisation: Flinders University
Project start/end date: 29 Nov 2008 - 30 Mar 2009
:
TAGS
Stock Assessment
Reproduction
Husbandry
Aquaculture
SPECIES
Barramundi

Need

The Australian barramundi industry (through ABFA) have long appreciated the potential for improving the sustainability and profitability of production through the appropriate implementation of genetic management and improvement of the species. However, previous attempts to develop a coordinated national strategy for this species have not met with success due to a poor understanding of possible models by which a breeding program within the industry can be implemented, the resources required for implementation and the potential benefits that will arise from a successful breeding program. ABFA views the investment in the Seafood CRC as an opportunity to catalyse efforts towards an industry wide approach to the sustainable and economically viable genetic management and improvement strategy for cultured barramundi.

ABFA prepared a TO for the proposed scoping study identifying the following needs and researchable constraints to the development of a barramundi genetic management/improvement strategy:

• lack of a broad, industry wide, understanding of the potential benefits (and risks) associated with genetic management and improvement
• a lack of a clear understanding of the resources (human, economic, infrastructure and genetic) required for the implementation of genetic management and improvement in this species
• gaps in knowledge required for the implementation of genetic improvement including key genetic parameters and economic weights of traits that could be improved.
• limited information on the genetic status of existing hatchery broodstock and thus their potential as founder stocks for genetic breeding programs
• lack of clear guidelines on appropriate genetic improvement strategies

Objectives

1. To review existing barramundi-related genetic knowledge to identify relevant research and where the R&D gaps preventing instigation of barramundi breeding programs presently exist
2. To develop research options that will fill the knowledge gap currently impeding commencement of targeted breeding programs. This will be achieved through consultation with CRC R&D providers and industry.
3. To identify, through direct engagement with industry and R&D providers, the levels of infrastructure and resources that are available to undertake collaborative genetics related R&D
4. Undertake a genetic audit of available hatchery stocks, using established genetic marker systems, to provide a census of captured genetic variation and genealogical relationships among broodstock. This information will be essential for establishing commercial breeding programs, and could be used to identify suitable broodstock for CRC related research, if supported by the commercial company owning the fish.
5. To identify opportunities for additional industry investment in barramundi genetic improvement and related research through consultation with both ABFA and non-ABFA barramundi farmers and other industry groups and the stakeholders in the CRC Breeding for Profit Research Theme.
6. Undertake a prioritisation exercise to identify traits that should be targeted in future R&D and selection programs based on estimation of the economic weights of key traits and consultation with industry members.
7. Conduct a benefit cost analysis of the effective and appropriate implementation of genetic improvement strategies
8. Identify ABFA training needs in genetic management and improvement and raise awareness of the potential benefits of genetic improvement to the industry
9. Utilising all the information gathered in 1-8 above, identify one or more strategies for the implementation of a nationally coordinated genetic management and improvement program for cultured barramundi. The strategies to be prioritized, and implementation plans drafted, in consultation with ABFA.

Final report

ISBN: 978-0-9805789-1-1
Author: Dr Nick Robinson & Dr Dean Jerry
Final Report • 2009-03-01 • 1.40 MB
2008-758-DLD.pdf

Summary

The aim of this study was to review existing Barramundi-related genetic knowledge to identify relevant research and where the R&D gaps preventing instigation of Barramundi breeding programs presently exist. They identified and prioritised the research and steps that need to be taken to establish a sound program for genetic improvement of Barramundi farmed in Australia. Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats associated with selective breeding were analysed, a risk analysis performed and suggestions for risk management made. Barramundi genetic knowledge and constraints to Barramundi genetic improvement were reviewed. A research and development strategy, linking research topics into larger collaborative projects, was developed to address these issues. Some basic options for selective breeding were modelled and the benefit-costs compared. The models predict that even under these basic options, selective breeding would be profitable and of high benefit to the industry.

The study predicts that the continuously improved seedstock supplied by an industry wide selective breeding program for Australian Barramundi should stimulate expansion, raise profitability and improve international competitiveness of the industry.

Seafood CRC: development of barramundi selective breeding entity II

Project number: 2009-730
Project Status:
Completed
Budget expenditure: $92,906.43
Principal Investigator: Nicholas A. Robinson
Organisation: Flinders University
Project start/end date: 31 Jan 2011 - 4 Oct 2012
:
TAGS
Training
Stakeholder
Reproduction
Fisheries Management
Economic
SPECIES
Barramundi

Need

The proposed project aims to significantly fast track an important stakeholder processes initiated by the Seafood CRC scoping study. This study identified a way forward for a nationally unified centralised breeding initiative that delivers selectively bred stock to the majority of the barramundi farming industry. The industry stakeholders are keen to maintain the momentum resulting from the CRC study and seek funds to further develop and ratify the business model proposed in the study. They are also keen to trial mass spawning as a possible option for generating the families needed by the program. With a formalised and fully costed business proposal, and proof-of-concept demonstration, the stakeholders can pursue investment opportunities, including stakeholder investment. Without this funding moving forward, these key steps towards a viable breeding facility will be slowed and thus adoption and benefits of the initiative will be significantly delayed.

Objectives

1. To develop a funded business entity that will run the BBP
2. To characterise broodstock available to the BBP and identify foundation stock
3. To run a pilot scale trial of synchronized spawning to check/demonstrate feasibility of its use with the BBP
4. To seek notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and to supply farms

Final report

ISBN: 978-0-9875953-0-0
Authors: Nick Robinson Shannon Loughnan and Chris Calogeras
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
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Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
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Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
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Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
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Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
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Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
Final Report • 2014-06-01 • 1.23 MB
2009-730-DLD.pdf

Summary

In summary, we have made significant progress towards the establishment of the selective breeding program for barramundi by:

  1. Registering a company for selective breeding of barramundi (Barratek) and producing a genetic business plan and lobbying document.
  2. Identifying and characterising potential broodstock which could be used to establish the selective breeding program.
  3. Demonstrating that sufficient broodstock will contribute to the spawning performed at GFB to allow for strong genetic improvement in key traits while limiting inbreeding and loss of genetic variability. Limiting loss of genetic variability and inbreeding is necessary so that the adaptability, robustness and fitness of the fish to diverse and changing environmental conditions can be maintained.
  4. Obtaining notional approval from Government agencies for the translocation of animals needed to establish the BBP and supply farms.
  5. Mapping existing genetic variation and making recommendations about where to source stock to establish the base population for selective breeding
  6. Devising and installing a database system and data collection processes that can be used to implement selective breeding
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