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Southern Australia tuna harvester Dinko branching into snail farming

Dinko hopes to grow algae and seaweed at the site before juvenile abalone are put at the site later in the year

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 9, 2021 17:20 GMT
Credit: Australian Wild Abalone on Facebook
Credit: Australian Wild Abalone on Facebook
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Southern Australian tuna company Dinko Seafoods is looking to farm abalone on 120 hectares (296 acres) in Anxious Bay with a project getting underway next year, the Port Lincoln Times reports [...]

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