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Farm Biosecurity

Key Points:

  1. Biosecurity measures are designed to protect crops from pests, diseases and weeds.

  2. International and domestic border controls provide a first line of defence that give growers time to prepare their on-farm control measures.

  3. Biosecurity measures will improve the opportunity for an industry to retain market access in the event of a pest or disease outbreak.

  4. Experience shows that good levels of farm hygiene are needed to prevent the introduction, spread and impact of serious plant pests, diseases and weeds.

  5. Prevention is better than cure
    • ASSESS the risks and consequences
    • DECIDE your values and WRITE them down
    • NOTIFY contractors and visitors
    • SIGNS will remind visitors of YOUR values

Matters of Facts #34 Farm Biosecurity Jun 2006
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2011-11-05  Regional Dinner Dance

We are pleased to announce our 2011 Regional Dinner Dance. Reserve your table and enjoy the fellowship of all vegetable growers, their families,... See event details.

2011-10-14  Annual General Meeting

VGA Victoria Members, have your say ! Annual General Meeting of the Vegetable Growers Association of Victoria Inc. When :    Friday, 14th October... See event details.

2011-10-06  Strategic Investment Plan

AUSVEG is holding a final round of Grower Consultation meetings around Australia to validate a draft report on a new Vegetable Industry Strategic Investment... See event details.

2011-09-28  Gippsland Grower Dinner

Growers Invitation You are invited to attend East Gippsland Vegetable Growers Dinner Meeting When: Wednesday 28 September 2011 from 6.30 pm Where:  Lindenow... See event details.

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