A biosecurity plan helps identify risks, set expectations and support day-to-day biosecurity practices on your property. Keeping it practical and tailored can make managing risks easier and help you respond if something unusual occurs.

Free online biosecurity training from Plant Health Australia and Animal Health Australia helps build practical skills and confidence across preparedness, response arrangements and everyday biosecurity activities for the plant and animal sectors.

Australian Biosecurity Award winner Dr Kirsty Richards outlines key biosecurity risks facing the pig industry, including African swine fever and feral pigs, and shares practical steps producers can take to strengthen preparedness and protect their businesses.

AUSPestCheck® brings together plant pest surveillance data from across Australia, helping users identify gaps, reduce duplication and support evidence-based decision-making. Recent enhancements have improved secure data sharing and strengthened integration.

Being ready for a biosecurity incident can reduce disruption on your property. Learn practical steps to support a faster, more effective biosecurity response.

New livestock can bring pests and diseases onto your property. Quarantine is a simple, effective way to reduce this risk and protect your herd or flock.

The way people, vehicles, equipment and deliveries enter your property can influence biosecurity risk. Learn how property maps, signage, access routes and clean-down areas can help manage movement and reduce the risk of pests, diseases and weeds entering your property.

Strong biosecurity is a key business tool that helps sheep producers prevent disease and protect productivity. Learn how simple, everyday measures can support flock health and welfare, while also increasing livestock value and strengthening industry resilience.

National Agriculture Day returns on 20 November 2026, celebrating the people behind Australia’s food, fibre, regional communities and agricultural industries under the theme Our Farmers, Our Future.

As drench resistance continues to erode worm control effectiveness across Australia’s goat industry, researchers are developing practical solutions for producers to combat declining chemical performance.

Grain growers across south-eastern Australia are being urged to monitor crops and pastures as conditions favour increased Australian plague locust activity this spring.

Stopping or delaying vaccination can allow Johne’s disease to return, even in flocks that have not seen a clinical case for many years.

Cotton Australia is redesigning myBMP to simplify certification while maintaining the program’s integrity and helping growers demonstrate sustainable production, market access and industry best practice.

From 1 September 2026, producers seeking LPA accreditation or reaccreditation will need to upload or create an On-farm Biosecurity Management Plan for each property associated with their Livestock Production Assurance account.

Take the next step in protecting your farm. The Farm Biosecurity Action Planner is a practical tool designed to help producers assess biosecurity risks on your property and plan actions to address them.