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Title: Economic prospects for yabby production in Western Australia
Author: Tull, Malcolm T.
Citation: ACCNO:14142
Publisher: Perth, W.A. : Murdoch University
Year: 1995.
Series: Working paper (Murdoch University. Dept. of Economics) ; no. 141
Description: 31, [5], 2 p. ; 21 cm.
Subject: Aquaculture economics ; Cherax destructor. ; Crayfish culture. ; Marketing. ; Yabbies. ; Western Australia
Notes: Bibliography: p. 29-31
"April 1996"
ISBN/ISSN: 086905483x (pbk.)/1321201X
Type: Book
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