All posts tagged "biosecurity"
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381AgriculturePollination agreements with beekeepers prevent getting stung
The annual spring movement of hives has commenced, as beekeepers move hives from one area of the country to another following the...
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250AgricultureHelp at hand for growers and beekeepers
Honey production is worth more than $100 million annually, along with sales of beeswax, queen and packaged bees. This is dwarfed by...
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508News and ViewsUnseen does not mean clean
When does clean, really mean clean when it comes to purchasing a second-hand machine?
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297News and ViewsSA Dog Fence project rebuilding hope in state’s pastoral zone
The $25 million project to repair South Australia’s ailing dog fence and restore pastoralists faith in their future is underway.
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332News and ViewsIntroducing the new-look Farm Biosecurity website
Sourcing information on how to secure your farm against diseases, pests and weeds just became a whole lot easier, with growers and...
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275News and ViewsSpotted something unusual? Now what?
There’s a new course available on Plant Health Australia’s Biosecurity Online Training (BOLT) site on the topic of reporting new pests and...
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315AgricultureNew biosecurity collective ready for action
With the number of pest and disease threats that could enter our country rapidly growing, biosecurity champions from across Australia, New Zealand,...
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298AgricultureWhat mice want
Research is revealing new insights and understandings about mice in Australian broad acre cropping systems, especially in terms of their food preferences...
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475AgricultureNew grains biosecurity officer for NSW
After decades of working with broadacre farmers across the country, Bill Gordon is looking forward to the challenges presented in his new...
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342UncategorizedBiosecurity manual helps cherry growers access markets
A new version of the biosecurity manual for cherry growers is now available on the Farm Biosecurity website.
