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Your on-farm biosecurity plan is underpinned by three simple steps – train, plan and record.

www.farmbiosecurity.com.au/essentials-toolkit/train-plan-record/

Farm Biosecurity: a joint initiative of Animal Health Australia and Plant Health Australia ... See MoreSee Less

Biosecurity is a pretty big deal on-farm, but it’s also important in zoos, aquariums, sanctuaries and nature parks. Find out more:

www.farmbiosecurity.com.au/industry/zoo-animals/

Farm Biosecurity: a joint initiative of Animal Health Australia and Plant Health Australia ... See MoreSee Less

The next researcher we'd like to introduce as part of the FMD Ready Project is Emma Davis. Emma is part of sub-project 2 'Farmer Led Surveillance'.

Emma graduated from Veterinary Science with Honors in University of Sydney Class of 2001 with her second degree, her first being Bachelor of Applied Science (Equine Studies) through Charles Sturt University. Emma’s lifelong love of horses led her to equine practice and then rural mixed veterinary practice. In 2007 Emma joined the Northern Australian Quarantine Strategy in the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and here worked on AusAID projects on Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.

"It is a unique experience to work with researchers of such a high calibre each in their own right - and between them - across a wide range of topics. The social science of biosecurity and particularly using innovation platforms are something I have not worked with before and am relishing the opportunity."

Find out more about Emma and the project here - research.csiro.au/fmd/farmer-led-surveillance/ ... See MoreSee Less