Value-added Natural Resources
- Agriculture: value-added products, food safety, new product development
- Forestry: silviculture, wood composites, engineered building materials, furniture, paper and allied products
- Minerals: value-added from metallic minerals such as lead and from industrial minerals, particularly limestone and potash, development of new exploration technologies targeting deeper seated mineral bodies, finding new methods of treating reactive acid tailings and ways of extending the life of present mines
- Aquaculture and Fisheries: fish and shellfish, alternative species, value-added fish and seafood products
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