Tag: biosecurity
Better managing animal disease threats
by Small Farms | Oct 18, 2019 | Animals | 0 |
Australia will be better prepared to manage significant animal biosecurity threats, such as African swine fever (ASF), through a new comprehensive online field guide for emergency animal diseases.
Read MoreHave your say on changes to property identifiers
by Small Farms | Sep 27, 2019 | Farming | 0 |
Draft options to enhance Australia’s traceability arrangements across animal, plant and food industries are now available for stakeholder feedback.
Read MoreHerds of pigs, pet pigs and holiday pigs all need a PIC
by Small Farms | Sep 27, 2019 | Animals | 0 |
With just three months before the festival season, pig owners are reminded that every property where a pig lives needs a Property Identification Code (PIC), whether it’s a large or small herd, pet pig or a pig being fattened for holiday feasts.
Read MoreJail Time for the illegal importation of garlic bulbs
by Small Farms | Sep 25, 2019 | Plants | 0 |
The former head of the Australian Garlic Industry Association has today been sentenced to 11 months jail time for illegally importing garlic bulbs, putting Australia’s horticulture industry at serious risk.
Read MoreSoldier thistle given marching orders
by Small Farms | Aug 28, 2019 | Plants | 0 |
Soldier thistle, a regionally prohibited weed in the north central catchment, will be the focus of Agriculture Victoria biosecurity staff over the coming months.
Read MoreBest practice for Victorian beekeepers
by Small Farms | Aug 8, 2019 | Animals | 0 |
Victorian beekeepers are now required to adopt stronger biosecurity practices to help protect the...
Read MoreDefending Australia against the number 1 crop killer
by Small Farms | Aug 8, 2019 | Farming, Uncategorized | 0 |
What has been dubbed the number one plant biosecurity threat to Australia is now under the...
Read MoreMandatory import permits for cut flowers and foliage
by Small Farms | Jul 19, 2019 | Plants | 0 |
From 1 September 2019, import permits will be required for cut flowers and foliage sent to Australia produced using a systems approach from Kenya, Colombia and Ecuador.
Read MoreFour in five wild dogs carry parasitic worms, study finds
by Small Farms | Jul 18, 2019 | Animals | 0 |
In the most comprehensive investigation to date, Australian scientists have declared that wild dogs in urban areas carry a range of parasites that pose a risk to public health.
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