All posts tagged "Farm Biosecurity"
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1.7KAgricultureWool you help us out?
Sheep producers are being encouraged to help the national Sheep Health Project (SHP) address the impacts of endemic health conditions by filling...
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1.8KAgriculturePollination agreements avoid getting stung
It’s an annual spring event as beekeepers move hives from one area of the country to another following the flower blossoms of...
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1.6KAgricultureBiosecurity practice helps make production perfect
It makes good business sense to reduce the risk of spreading pests and diseases by applying simple biosecurity measures as part of...
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1.6KAgricultureFarm Biosecurity, for all creatures great and small
Whilst sheep, cattle, chickens and pigs are the bread and butter of Australia’s livestock production, there are a host of other unique...
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1.6KAgricultureTools tailored for JD job
Want help to prevent or manage production diseases such as Johne’s disease (JD) in cattle now the new approach to JD is...
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2.9KAgricultureThe lure of Qfly control
It’s been described as the gaping hole in the toolbox for fruit growers – an effective lure and kill device for female...
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1.8KAgricultureAsian honey bees and varroa in Townsville
The Queensland city of Townsville is on alert after varroa mites (Varroa jacobsoni) were found in a feral Asian honey bee hive...
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1.6KAgricultureFarm biosecurity reminder following cucurbit virus detection
Cucumber and melon growers are urged to review their biosecurity practices after cucumber green mottle mosaic virus (CGMMV) was detected on a...
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1.6KAgriculturePest identification in Grassroots Agronomy classes
Women with little or no agricultural background who move into farm businesses often bring welcome new skills, but consultant Louise Flohr says...
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1.9KAgricultureWhich exotic plant pest is greatest risk to Australian producers?
In an audit of around 300 exotic plant pests affecting growers overseas, the pest that came out on top with the greatest...
