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  • Protecting your farm’s biosecurity when severe weather strikes

    22 January 2026

    Buying or selling sheep? The movement of livestock presents one of the biggest risks for spreading disease to new properties and flocks. That is why, when livestock are sold, it is important to also provide any records related to their health and well-being. This assists the new owner in providing the best possible care to those animals in the future and to integrate them into an existing flock.

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  • From paddock to port: biosecurity training for everyone

    22 January 2026

    Buying or selling sheep? The movement of livestock presents one of the biggest risks for spreading disease to new properties and flocks. That is why, when livestock are sold, it is important to also provide any records related to their health and well-being. This assists the new owner in providing the best possible care to those animals in the future and to integrate them into an existing flock.

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    How Australia builds confidence in the EAD response system

    14 January 2026

    Australia’s a global leader in emergency animal disease preparedness. These measures ensure rapid, coordinated action and a system that’s tested, trusted, and ready to protect livestock health.

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  • Preparing your property for the new year

    12 January 2026

    January is the perfect time to plan and prepare. From water management to livestock care, infrastructure checks, and pest control, proactive planning reduces risks and strengthens biosecurity for the year ahead.

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    Drought-season biosecurity tips to protect your property

    9 January 2026

    In 2025, drought stretched across southern Australia. Staying alert is essential to protect your livestock during this stressful period.

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  • Five essential resources for on-farm biosecurity in 2026

    18 December 2025

    As the year wraps up, it’s the perfect time to review practical tools that help protect your property and maintain market access. Here are five essentials to bookmark.

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  • Ella Matta Pastoral wins Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year

    26 November 2025

    Ella Matta Pastoral has been crowned Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year at the 2025 Australian Biosecurity Awards. Their proactive approach to protecting livestock and land sets the gold standard for biosecurity in Australia.

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    Protecting your farm’s biosecurity when severe weather strikes
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