Articles

• Locusts on the move in Queensland

  January 14th, 2015

  There are over 500 known grasshopper species across Australia. Within Queensland, four of these species are recognised as […]

• Have you got your number? The new Unique Student Identifier (USI)…

  January 14th, 2015

  The Australian Government has just implemented a scheme to help bring records of nationally accredited training together in […]

• What do we do with weed seeds on our clothes?

  October 9th, 2014

  After a day out in the field, what do you do with the weed seeds you find on […]

• Preparing a vehicle for a weed hygiene inspection

  August 4th, 2014

  Weed hygiene is more than just a legislative requirement. When you implement effective weed hygiene measures, you’re protecting […]

• Weed control options

  June 11th, 2014

  Preventing weed seed spread is one of the most effective forms of weed control. However, once an infestation […]

• Parthenium weed (more than just a national threat)

  April 29th, 2014

  At the national and state level, we’ve all heard that weeds are a major threat to the environment, […]

• What is weed hygiene?

  January 29th, 2014

  Weeds pose serious threats to Queensland’s economy, industries, natural resources and human welfare. Biosecurity Queensland identifies the worst […]

• Biosecurity management: monitoring and reviewing your biosecurity efforts

  December 6th, 2013

  So, you’ve developed and implemented your biosecurity management plan… now what? It’s important to monitor and review your […]

• Biosecurity management: practical measures to control your biosecurity risks

  November 5th, 2013

  So now you’ve done your planning, it’s time to get down to business… Weed and pest management is […]

• Biosecurity management: how can a good property management plan get you where you want to go?

  September 23rd, 2013

  Planning helps you reduce risks and can save you time and money Weed and pest management generally requires […]