All posts tagged "Farm Biosecurity"
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128Farm ManagementTop 10 biosecurity tips for field days
Field days and on site trials provide valuable information to producers, however they can also be the perfect occasion to spread unwanted...
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150Farm ManagementVictorian vet shining light in good biosecurity practice
For Sarah Matthews, a mixed-practice vet working in Warrnambool, biosecurity is an important part of her daily work routine.
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254Fast FactsBiosecurity – for 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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169ProductsFarmBiosecurity planning app
Have you downloaded the FarmBiosecurity planning app yet? If you haven’t and are a little unsure of how it works, why not...
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219Farm ManagementBiosecurity threats can follow you everywhere
WA champion show jump rider Stef Tucker is no stranger to biosecurity when taking animals to the show.
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158Farm ManagementManaging greenhouse pests and diseases
Managing greenhouse pests and diseases to reduce costs and losses.
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135Fast FactsCelebrating a decade of grains farm biosecurity
2017 marks 10 years of the Grains Farm Biosecurity Program, the outreach program run as a partnership between state governments, the grains...
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163Farm ManagementIt’s raining, it’s pouring, don’t let biosecurity go snoring
With Australia’s eastern seaboard again affected by rainy weather, Australia’s livestock producers are urged to be on the lookout for the extra...
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244AgribusinessLook before you leap when moving cattle
Stock and station agent, Peter Dowling, from Cloncurry in Queensland thought he had all the right checks and balances.
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501Fast FactsFarm Biosecurity winner of Australian Biosecurity Awards
Australian Biosecurity Awards: the winner is … us!
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Wild Dogs in Australia
In this video, Dr Ben Allen and Dr Matt Gentle from Queensland give an overview as to the current impact of wild dogs in Australia and what we know about the...
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PestSmart
The Victorian Government has delivered $7.7 million for large-scale regional partnership projects to protect threatened plants and animals as part of the Biodiversity On-Ground Action initiative. The funding will go towards twenty-six large-scale projects that address major risks to threatened species and ecosystems in priority areas including:
removal of woody weeds and other pest plants
rabbit, fox and feral animal control
implementation of protection measures such as fencing from overgrazing
selective fire management and habitat restoration.
removal of woody weeds and other pest plants
rabbit, fox and feral animal control
implementation of protection measures such as fencing from overgrazing
selective fire management and habitat restoration.
FENCiT
Fencing can be used on sugarcane farms to minimise potential entry points for new pests and weeds and make it easier to monitor and control visits
Victorian vet shining light in good biosecurity practice
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Gippsland farmer trials bread wheat for cows - Get Broadacre
The small number of wheat growers in Victoria’s Gippsland region often plant feed varieties for use in local livestock operations, but Riverslea dairy farmer Garry Green has been trying a different approach, growing bread wheat to feed his herd. Mr Green switched from the area’s more popular Austral...
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