Farm Biosecurity is again sponsoring the animal and plant categories of the Biosecurity Farmer of the Year awards, which will be presented in Melbourne this September.More...
To help producers take steps to reduce the risks posed by people, vehicles and equipment, Farm Biosecurity has produced two short videos which you can now view on our website.More...
Field days and on site trials provide valuable information to producers, however they can also be the perfect occasion to spread unwanted diseases, pests and weeds.More...
The new National Sheep Health Statement (SHS) came into use on 1 July 2013. The statement helps producers manage a range of on-farm disease risks and provides important information when buying and selling stock.More...
The Australian, state and territory governments have extended the consultation period for public comment on the draft Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines for Cattle and for Sheep.
The 2012 edition of the National Plant Biosecurity Status Report released by Plant Health Australia (PHA) this week, shows how well Australia’s plant biosecurity system works in protecting Australia’s agricultural, horticultural and forestry industries, which in 2012 were worth $29.4 billion.
The recently launched Tasmanian Biosecurity Strategy 2013-2017 is the high level document that sets the overall direction for Tasmania’s biosecurity system.
