Oyster farmers turn to new species and other estuaries to survive QX disease

There are recovery signs for NSW farmers devastated by QX disease two years ago, but questions remain over the industry's ability to withstand the threat.

By: ABC News (AU)

Aug 11 2024
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Oyster farmers turn to new species and other estuaries to survive QX disease

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Oyster farmers turn to new species and other estuaries to survive QX disease

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