Australian prawn farming production is set to double to over 10,000 tonnes by 2023 and with this brings changes to the way we breed, grow, manage and sell farmed prawns.
This growth will impact research & development, logistics, feed demand, the supply chain and regional business trading, providing significant opportunities for investors, farmers, supply and support businesses. In addition, our industry growth will contribute to increased
The Australian Prawn Farmers Association in collaboration with CQUniversity and the Queensland State Government has developed the Prawn Farmers Digital Skills Hub to provide the Australian prawn farming industry with access to education and training in the digital skills required to accelerate the adoption of current and emerging technologies. The Prawn Farmers Digital Skills Hub
APFA have launched a new online community platform just for members! This is an exclusive tool designed for APFA members only and combines the old email system with a friendlier digital forum. There are many added bonuses like the ability to share large files without cluttering the inbox as well as a central source of
The Australian Prawn Farmers Association (APFA) was formed in 1993 and is the united voice of the Australian prawn farming industry.
Contact APFA
Kim Hooper, Executive Officer
E: kim.hooper@apfa.com.au
M: 0417 006 639
PO Box 2202, Woorim QLD 4507