With the spring planting season now in full swing, Tasmanian farmers are being reminded about the importance of good biosecurity practices to prevent the spread of pests, weeds and diseases.

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The Minister of Livestock Development, Alhaji Idi Mukhtar Maiha, has launched the African Swine Fever (ASF) control and ...

Mr Abubakar said the intervention would also include training for pig farmers on biosecurity measures and good farm practices ...

Effective poultry biosecurity is built on layers of protection, with each one helping to keep pathogens away from birds. Disease prevention starts long before anyone enters a chicken house and there ...

The provincial government, through the Office of the Provincial Veterinary Officer, in partnership with the Agricultural ...

Botswana is expanding its domestic dairy production capacity with the latest consignment of high-yielding Girolando cattle ...

When fully built, the farm is expected to produce more than 500 million eggs yearly, which is almost a quarter of Singapore's ...

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Animals Australia has made formal complaints to Biosecurity Tasmania alleging breaches of the Animal Welfare Act 1993 (Tas) ...