The recent changes to the management of Johne’s disease (JD) reinforce the importance of having robust farm biosecurity protocols and practices in place, regardless of the species of livestock you r...
This month we caught up with Chairman of AHA, Peter Milne; following up on his recent achievment over the Queen’s birthday weekend in June and how he got his start in the industry.
Congratulatio...
Wildlife, Emergency and Emerging Diseases: What Do You Do? A Training Course for Wildlife Disease Recognition and Diagnosis.
Australia’s geographic isolation provides a natural quarantine barrier to...
An open letter to all restaurateurs, chefs, hospitality workers and cooks – we need to talk about pigs and what they can and can’t eat.
We are calling on the support of those in the hosp...
Non-commercial pig owners, and even those with pigs as pets, are being reminded that whilst feeding pigs leftovers may seem like a great idea to reduce waste, what you are doing is potentially ...
The 2017 winter edition of Stock Health Monitor (SHM) is now available. You can read it here.
SHM provides Australia’s alpaca, cattle, goat and sheep producer communities with the latest informatio...
Livestock producers who complete a farm biosecurity plan, and regularly review their biosecurity practices, know they’re doing their best to protect their business.
The farm biosecurity plan is a to...
Like any traditional livestock industry, the alpaca farming sector face very similar risks of disease and pest incursions, many of which have the capability of impacting the entire industry. And, just...
Are you a sheep producer looking for more confidence when buying in new stock? Well, help has arrived in the form of the newly created National Sheep Health Declaration (SHD), which replaces the outgo...
Animal Health Australia (AHA) publishes (in collaboration with our members) the Animal Health in Australia (AHiA) series of annual reports that provide a comprehensive summary of Australia’s anima...
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