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South Australian farming enterprise Allen’s Warrawee Park has been named Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year at the 2026 Australian Biosecurity Awards.
The award recognises the Allen family’s commitment to embedding biosecurity across their farming operations through practical risk management, preparedness and continual improvement.
H5 bird flu has been reported in wild birds around Australia. Know how to respond if you find sick or dead wildlife on your property.
Having a biosecurity plan is one thing, but does it work in practice? Find out how checking day-to-day procedures, talking to the people using your plan and following up on planned actions can help identify gaps and improve on-farm biosecurity.
Reduce the risk of Japanese encephalitis on your property this summer. Review mosquito management and monitor pigs for signs of disease.
Hot, dry conditions, bushfires and flooding often increase biosecurity risks. Planning ahead can help protect your livestock, property and business.
Seed, planting material, livestock, feed, machinery and other farm inputs can provide pathways for pests, diseases and weeds. Learn how checking the source and condition of incoming inputs, keeping appropriate records and monitoring after arrival can help reduce biosecurity risks.
