Benchmarking oaten hay yield and quality in South Australia and Victoria
The Australian export fodder industry is well established, having supplied fodder to countries across the world for some 30 years. About 38,000 properties are involved...
76 pages
Published: 3 Jun 2013
Author(s): Slattery , Jo , Taylor, Sharyn
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This report summarises the importance of biosecurity to the Australian fodder and pasture industries. Biosecurity planning provides a mechanism for the fodder and pasture industries, government and other relevant stakeholders to actively determine pests of highest priority, analyse the risks these pests pose and put in place procedures to reduce the chance of pests entering, becoming established, and minimise the impact if a pest incursion occurs.
Ensuring the fodder industry has the capacity to plan and effectively respond to pest and minimise the risks posed by pests, and to respond effectively to any pest and disease threats to limit their impact is a vital step for the future sustainability and viability of the industries.