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Vinehealth Australia SA Government Statutory Authority Paid, Adelaide meetings, several positions available Do you want to help shape the future of the wine and grape industries?Vinehealth Australia is look... Read More...

On 1 March 2019, Vinehealth Australia and Australian Grape and Wine Inc (Australian Grape & Wine) released a Biosecurity Alert advising industry that phylloxera had been detected in a commercial viney... Read More...

Do you employ seasonal workers from a range of cultures on your property? Do you want to communicate some important biosecurity information to your workers? But is English their non-preferred language? In r... Read More...

With biosecurity in the news more than ever before, it’s important that everyone takes their shared responsibility for biosecurity seriously. An important role you can play is to look out for anything unusual ... Read More...

Despite the fact that people can pick up pests, diseases and weeds from the soil and vines on their clothing, shoes, equipment and tyres and spread them to vineyards they visit, the movement of people is not a... Read More...

Using the heat shed at Naracoorte to sterilise your machinery and equipment when moving it between the Limestone Coast and other regions in SA is a great way to help minimise the spread of pests and diseases w... Read More...

Are you thinking about planting or replanting a section of your vineyard to rootstock as part of a risk management strategy to combat phylloxera or nematodes? Or perhaps improving drought or acid soil toleranc... Read More...

Vinehealth Australia is eagerly anticipating a successful #V19 for the Coonawarra Rootstock Trial. After a couple of successive years of not harvesting the vines in the trial due to seasonal conditions, we are... Read More...

Australia’s biosecurity detector dogs now have their noses honed on one of the nation’s most unwanted exotic pests – the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB). Head of Biosecurity for the Department of Agricult... Read More...