All posts tagged "Farm Biosecurity"
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127Farm ManagementLockdown pests, weeds and diseases this harvest
The pandemic has taught people more about biosecurity with measures such as movement restrictions, contact tracing, and proof of vaccination to reduce...
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201Must SeeNew important conditions for Brown Marmorated Stinkbug season
The first day of Spring marks a lot of things for farmers, one of them being the beginning of brown marmorated stink...
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308Farm ManagementWhat happens when an exotic pest arrives in Australia?
An important part of Australia’s biosecurity system is to prepare for the arrival of exotic pests. Preparations are based on an understanding...
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226Farm ManagementBiosecurity manuals and record templates for crop and livestock producers
The Farm Biosecurity website makes it easy for producers seeking advice on the biosecurity measures to implement on their property. With free...
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225Farm ManagementNew surveillance strategy for pests of tropical plant industries
Tropical Plant Industries Biosecurity Surveillance StrategyHot on the heels of the release of the surveillance guide for pests of tropical horticulture last...
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245Must SeeSearch begins for 2021 Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year
Do you know an Australian producer who is a biosecurity champion? Someone who goes the extra mile to protect their property from...
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393Must SeeRoadside grain dumping – risking more than farmer’s $$
If you’re one of the thousands of highway drivers who use roadside rest stops you may well have seen piles of grain...
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314Farm ManagementNew surveillance guide for pests and diseases of tropical crops
Plant Health Australia’s latest resource for growers is the Exotic Pest Identification and Surveillance Guide for Tropical Horticulture, developed with funding from...
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329Farm ManagementBiosecurity essentials: new planting material
Almost anything moved onto your property can be a potential source of pests and diseases for your production areas.
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321Farm ManagementGreen bridge management a key for grains biosecurity
The green bridge is any plant material such as crop volunteers and weeds growing out of season that can act as hosts...
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The Australian Meat Processor Corporation (AMPC) has begun trials of 3D printing at red meat processing plants with the delivery and installation of two 3D printers at two plants. AMPC and Konica Minolta collaborated to establish a world-first, industry-owned additive manufacturing (3D printing) ser...
The ability to analyse multiple images at once, GPS capability to create maps of the spatial variability of canopy size, and Cloud storage, are just some of the new upgrades to VitiCanopy, the University of Adelaide-developed mobile app that helps grapegrowers manage their vineyards more effectively...
A new $11.6 million, five-and-a-half-year joint investment is aiming to address lodging in sorghum – an issue that is consistently rated as the most significant concern facing Australian sorghum growers and costing on average $12 million worth in yield loss annually. This strategic investment aims...
Reports of an increase in mouse activity across Western Australia’s grain growing region haven’t come as a surprise to industry experts, who were expecting high numbers this year after a bumper harvest and significant outbreak in 2021. Evidence of mouse activity has been observed in Geraldton, K...
A new joint investment by Federal, state and territory governments in managing feral pests and weeds is good news for farmers. The Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences estimates farmers dedicate on average 66 days and spend about $11,500 on weed control and $8000 on....
New pre-breeding co-investment to tackle sorghum lodging https://t.co/YKlec7Kd5P
GRDC invests in better mouse management for WA growers ahead of increased activity https://t.co/MhoBW64WZ5
More cash for pest and weed control good news for farmers https://t.co/QtnFSHAKhb