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Foot-and-mouth disease
Beekeepers can now benefit from the revamped Biosecurity for Beekeepers course that makes it easy for beekeepers to find out how to care for honey bees in accordance with the Australian Honey Bee Industry Biosecurity Code of Practice.
In 2022, the Victorian Government introduced changes to the Livestock Management Act 2010 and Livestock Management Regulations 2021 to address the serious impacts of trespass on Victorian farms and the significant biosecurity risks that breaches from trespassers can pose.
New online training packages will support good jobs in agriculture by helping more people recognise exotic pests and diseases.
Even during peacetime, there is a huge benefit in having a footbath or cleaning area set aside for cleaning boots (and equipment) for all sorts of pathogens and weed prevention.
Earlier this year, the Farm Biosecurity program sent three producers from across Australia to the 2nd Australian Biosecurity Symposium. We sat down with those producers on day two to get their insights and experiences about the event so far.
Feeding your livestock is pretty simple, right? Well, in actuality, by simply feeding your ruminants products that come from a vertebrate animal such as meat, fish meal, poultry meal, and eggs, you could actually risk Australia’s international markets and reputation.
