Plant Health Australia

🌱 Know the signs of Fusarium wilt of soybean
The soil-borne fungal disease is not present in Australia, but it poses a significant biosecurity risk to soybeans and more than 150 other plant species, including cotton and peanuts.
🔗 Download the fact sheet: https://loom.ly/Lan4zn8
Grain Producers Australia

🌏 Biosecurity investment beyond our borders delivers benefits at home.
New impact assessments show Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research supported biosecurity projects in Southeast Asia are strengthening regional preparedness, improving farming systems and helping reduce the risk of pests and diseases reaching Australia.
Read more 👉 https://loom.ly/fA-_w0Q

Top returns from ACIAR investment in biosecurity Working with neighbouring countries to strengthen biosecurity delivers practical benefits for farmers and supply chains, while also reducing risks for Australia.

🍊 South Australia's citrus season has officially begun!
With fresh local citrus now coming into season, it's a great time to support South Australian growers and enjoy some of the state's best produce.
Read more about the 2026 season launch ➡️ https://loom.ly/Qq9qz6g
Department of Primary Industries and Regions | Citrus SA

🌿 World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought Day
Rangelands play a vital role in food security, water cycles, biodiversity and climate resilience.
This year’s theme ‘Rangelands: Recognize. Respect. Restore’ calls for recognition of the economic, ecological and cultural value of rangelands.
Read more about the day 👉 https://loom.ly/uB3y3D0

📢 Register now for the June CEBRAnar
Join the next Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and CEBRA research webinar on Thursday 25 June at 11.00 am AEST, celebrating 20 years of CEBRA and exploring its contribution to biosecurity risk analysis, evidence-based decision making and the future of biosecurity.
Register here 👉 https://loom.ly/mHC-nkM

June 2026 CEBRAnar - From risk to impact: CEBRA's 20-year contribution to biosecurity Register on Humanitix - June 2026 CEBRAnar - From risk to impact: CEBRA's 20-year contribution to biosecurity hosted by Research and Innovation Section. Online. Wednesday 24th June 2026. Find event information.

AUSVEG growers: understand your levy investments
Vegetable, onion and fresh potato growers can explore how the levy system works, where funds are invested, and industry specific priorities through dedicated pages on the Hort Innovation website.
Find out more:
🥕 Vegetable Fund https://loom.ly/FgBTCik
🧅Onion Fund https://loom.ly/QrlVxoo
🥔Potato (Fresh) Fund https://loom.ly/XewmxXE

🐝 South Australian beekeepers are reminded to stay vigilant following the detection of varroa mite treatment resistance in the Riverland.
Regular hive monitoring, rotating registered treatments where appropriate, and keeping good records are all important steps in managing varroa mite.
Department of Primary Industries and Regions is also offering a range of upcoming workshops and webinars to support beekeepers with the latest information and advice.
🔗 Read the latest Biosecurity Notice: https://loom.ly/nDPmrn8
🔗 View upcoming events: https://loom.ly/6Vo18jw

Biosecurity Notice - PIRSA is investigating potential resistance varroa in Riverland region You are receiving this email as you are registered or have recently been registered with the Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) as a beekeeper.

The new BOLT (Biosecurity Online Training) platform launches from 1 July 2026, with improved functionality and a more modern learning experience for users.
The current platform will close on 30 June 2026.
Ahead of the transition, please remember to:
⚠ Complete any in-progress courses in BOLT by 30 June 2026
⚠ Download certificates and training records you need
From 1 July 2026, PHA online training will be available via the new platform with a new login.
Find out more information and FAQs at https://loom.ly/VWMkXrY

🫐 The Winter 2026 edition of the Australian Berry Journal is now available.
This edition includes updates on the largest grower event Berry Practical 2026, food waste reduction, export opportunities, protected cropping innovation, precision pollination and industry research projects from across the berry sector.
📖 Read the latest edition: https://loom.ly/mvEjNAc
Berries Australia

Hi > - Read it here first: Australian Berry Journal | Winter 2026 | Edition 27