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Rice blast
This represents a southern expansion of the geographic range of Rice Blast in Australia. ... The tissue turns brown and shrivels causing the stem to snap and lodge.
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Stem borer
Female moths lay their eggs on both sides of the host plant’s leaves. ... Host range. The main host plant of the stem borer is rice (Oryza sativa).
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Anthrax vaccination in NSW
It is a serious disease of livestock because it can kill stock across all ages and classes and because it can survive in the soil for decades. ... Accessing anthrax vaccine in NSW. Using the vaccine. Restrictions on vaccinated livestock.
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Research and insights
Having a biosecurity plan for your farm is key to effectively managing the risks of pests, diseases and weeds. ... Provided insights to assist the development of resources to support implementation of new biosecurity legislation and the NSW
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Urban Feral Tales
Urban Feral Tales gave primary school students the opportunity to publish their own stories about non-native, exotic pest animals and insects, their impacts on agriculture, the environment and our way ... area. Urban Feral Tales was produced as part of
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Carrot cyst nematode
You can report notifiable plant pests and diseases by one of the following methods:. ... Juvenile nematodes can move through the soil from their eggs to host plants.
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Mummy berry disease
The disease is caused by a fungus that attacks young shoots and ‘mummifies’ fruit. ... Diseased berries eventually shrivel and harden before dropping to the ground and turning black.
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Feral camels biology and distribution
Landholders in the area now have a requirement to manage feral camels on their property. ... authorise officers or other persons to carry out work to eradicate the pest; and.
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Feral goat control
The sale of these goats can offset the building and maintenance costs of these traps. ... Costs will vary with the initial density, habitat, weather and type of helicopter used.
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Huanglongbing
You can report notifiable plant pests and diseases by one of the following methods:. ... Many plants in the Rutaceae family, including Australian natives, are susceptible to infection.
