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Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank Mr Paul McVeigh and family for access to their farm, use of their facilities for demonstration and research activities, for the information provided concerning their whole of farm operations and general support for the project. Thanks also to Mark Taylor for his contribution to the conduct of onfarm trials. The authors would like to acknowledge the contributions and support of other DPI&F staff past and present, namely Peter Peterson, John Robertson, Paul Grieve, James Butler, Kelvin Spann, John Standley and Trent Lindsay. Abbreviations Abbreviation ABS ACG AGAL AGBOM AlSO 4 APHA APVMA AQIS BCF BMP BOD CBWC cm CRDC DAFF DDD DDE DDT DO DPI&F EAR EPA ERL EXTOXNET FCR FL FSANZ FSDkg/m 3 FW g G%/day GL ha HDPE hrs IAAS IPCS IPM IRR ISDkg/m 3 IW Meaning Australian Bureau of Statistics The Australian Cotton Grower Australian Government Analytical Laboratories Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology Aluminium sulphate American Public Health Association Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Bio-concentration factors Best Management Practices Biological oxygen demand Condamine-Balonne Water Committee Centimetre Cotton Research and Development Corporation Department of Agriculture Fisheries & Forestry Dichlorodiphenyldichloroethane Dichlanodiphenyldichloroethylene Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane Dissolved oxygen Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries Equivalent Annual Return Environmental Protection Agency Extraneous residue limit Extension Toxicology Network food conversion rate Floor Food Standards Australia New Zealand Final stocking density Final weight Grams Daily percentage growth Giga litre Hectares High density polyethylene Hours Integrated Agri-Aquaculture Systems International Programme on Chemical Safety Integrated Pest Management Internal Rate of Return Initial stocking density Initial weight iv
Abbreviation Meaning kg Kilograms km Kilometres L Litre LC Lethal concentration LOQ Limit of Quantitation m Metre m 3 Cubic metres mg Milligram mg/L Milligrams per litre min Minutes ML Mega litre ml Millilitres mm Millimetres MPR Modular plastic raceways MRL Maximum residue limit N Nitrogen N/m 3 Number per cubic meter NPTN National Pesticide Telecommunications Network NPV Net present value NRA National Registration Authority NRS National Residue Survey OC Organochlorine ºC Degrees Celsius OP Organophosphate P Phosphorus P/L Proprietary Limited PAC Powdered activated carbon PAN Pesticide Action Network PIRSA Primary Industries and Resources South Australia PMEP Pesticide Management Education Program ppt Parts per thousand PV Present value RIRDC Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation SF Surface water SP Synthetic pyrethroids sp. Species t Tonne TAMCO Total Aquaculture Management Company TKN Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen TKP Total Kjeldahl Phosphorous USA United States of America USEPA United States Environmental Protection Agency V Volt VDPI Victorian Department of Primary Industries WHO World Health Organization βHCH Beta hexachlorocyclohexane μg/l Micrograms per litre v
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Page 8 and 9: Contents Foreword .................
Page 10 and 11: Table 4.3.11 Table 4.3.12 Table 4.3
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Page 20 and 21: Figure 2.2.3 Net cages used for sil
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Page 26 and 27: Table 3.3.3 Average monthly afterno
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5. Pesticide Monitoring and Residue
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5.2.1.1 Pesticide Application and U
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5.4.2 Pesticide Bio-concentration a
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0.4 0.35 0.3 0.25 ug/L 0.2 0.15 0.1
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There were no detections of endosul
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While further expansion of the inte
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7. General Discussion The integrati
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Appendix Floating Raceway Technolog
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Why Raceways? McVeigh Brothers P/L
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Alternative but Adaptable System Mc
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Water Flow (eddy) Flow (cm/sec) 35
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End gates - changeable 67
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35 g average fish - 3200 each 120 g
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Paul McVeigh Mark Fantin Doug Young
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Das, B., Sharif, Y., Khan, K., Das,
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Müller , J.F., S Duquesne, Jack. N
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