All posts tagged "Plant Health Australia"
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99Whos WhoBanana growers recognised in biosecurity awards
The 2018 winners of the inaugural Farm Biosecurity Producer of The Year Award, part of the Australian Biosecurity Awards, are Mackay Farming...
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163Farm ManagementTop 10 tips to improve biosecurity at harvest time
Harvest is usually the season when extra activity on your property can create additional biosecurity risks for your farm.
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267Farm ManagementDamn these flies!
Growers of fruit and vegetables that can be hosts of fruit fly – in particular Mediterranean and Queensland fruit fly – are...
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318Farm ManagementIt’s stink bug season again
In recent years between September and April, the Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Water Resources has declared ‘stink bug season’ and...
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576Whos WhoNew Directors and Chairman for Plant Health Australia
Plant Health Australia (PHA), the not-for-profit coordinator of the plant biosecurity industry and government partnership in Australia, has three new non-executive Directors...
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264Fast FactsThe enemy within: containing regional plant pests
Biosecurity officers in South Australia recently set up a random road block near Blanchetown, to stop and inspect vehicles for fruit and...
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233Fast FactsEradication of tomato potato psyllid not feasible
The Tomato Potato Psyllid National Management Group has advised that it is not technically feasible to eradicate the tiny sap sucking pest...
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961Must SeeWho is the next Farm Biosecurity Producer of the Year?
If you know an Aussie farmer who takes biosecurity seriously and goes the extra length to avoid diseases, pests and weeds coming...
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292Fast FactsWhat the NSW Biosecurity Act means for producers
To coincide with the Biosecurity Act 2015 being enacted on 1 July 2017, the NSW Department of Primary Industries has released a...
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310ProductsNew guide to reduce weed risks from fodder
Fodder brought in from other districts can be an opportunity for new weeds to make their way onto your farm.
