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| Information on animal and plant health in Tasmania. |
| Information on animal welfare in Tasmania. |
| Some basic tips on protecting your birds from diseases carried by wild birds. |
| Information on diagnostic services in Tasmania. |
| To be kept informed on biosecurity issues, either generally or just those of relevance to you, please subscribe and you will be sent by email: Biosecurity Tasmania Enews – a quarterly summary of biosecurity issues of relevance to Tasmania; alerts to any significant new disease, pest or weed risk and; advice of any significant changes to biosecurity legislation, protocols or other requirements (ie quarantine rules, animal or plant health legislation, animal welfare legislation etc)
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| Information, regulations and contacts for livestock identification in Tasmania. |
| Information on Tasmania's quarantine requirements. |
| The Strategy is a whole-of-Government framework within which biosecurity issues in Tasmania can be addressed in the most efficient and effective way. Co-ordination of biosecurity activities across Tasmania is seen as vital in optimising resources and in, not only maintaining, but also building on the State's strong biosecurity status. |
| Hobby farmers and smallholders have important roles to play in maintaining good biosecurity in Tasmania’s primary industries. DPIW has produced a series of basic biosecurity pamphlets especially for hobby farmers and smallholders. |
| Wheat curl Mite is a vector of wheat streak mosaic virus. This website has been established to help growers better understand this pest. |
| Latest developments and information on the White Snail outbreak that has been reported on Tasmanian properties. |