Livestock producers wanting practical information and tools to better manage their on-farm biosecurity are invited to watch the latest industry webinar update now available.

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) and The Australian Lot Feeders’ Association (ALFA) are working together to champion biosecurity preparedness for exotic animal disease (EAD) threats through the provision of a biosecurity manager for Australian lot feeders as well as tools to arm the industry in the event of an incursion.

This CMA has been set up over 2 years to pay for meeting related costs for the Biosecurity R&D Strategy...

Linking carcase measurement and biosecurity

Biosecurity research, development and extension plays an important role in underpinning productivity, growth, competitiveness and the sustainability of Australia’s livestock2...

Reduce the risk of introducing worms and lice onto your farm, identify which animals can safely be transported and make...

Melinee and Rob Leather use biosecurity as a tool to protect their own business, as well as contribute to the integrity of the whole industry.

final report

This project was set up as a Company-Managed Activity (CMA) with a budget of $11,300 to cover incidental expenses for the Animal Health, Welfare and Biosecurity Program in Financial Year 2020.

This CMA provided funding support for the implementation of the Plant Biosecurity national RD&E strategy. Contributions to support implementation have...