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25.01.2022 Funding is now available to support rural, regional and interface councils with shovel-ready projects to upgrade local roads. Past projects, such as this Victor...ian Government supported bridge upgrade on Joel Joel Road in Northern Grampians Shire Council that enabled two-way traffic involving heavy vehicles, have spurred the economy and made a difference to people looking to get back to work, not to mention benefitting vital food supply chains. More information about the AgriLinks Upgrade Program can be found at agriculture.vic.gov.au

25.01.2022 There is extreme heat forecast this week. Livestock transporters are reminded to plan ahead to minimise impacts to animal welfare. Remember to: - Avoid trav...elling in the day’s peak temperature - Reduce penning density - Park in the shade when stopped - Avoid congested areas and busy traffic - Be aware of the Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines Land Transport of Livestock For more information, visit www.agriculture.vic.gov.au/transporting-livestock or www.mla.com.au/fittoload

25.01.2022 Usually ‘cheesy’ is a good thing, but not in this case! Most sheep flocks are affected by cheesy gland, a bacterial disease that causes lymph node abscesses thr...oughout the body. You might never know until that abscess or a whole limb needs to be trimmed from the carcass, costing you money. Certain abattoirs monitor sheep for signs of cheesy gland and provide feedback to producers. Find out more at: https://bit.ly/3c7GryR

25.01.2022 There are important steps you can take to make sure your birds stay free of avian influenza. Remember if you notice anything unusual in your flock to call the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888. Agriculture Victoria

24.01.2022 A new Smoke Taint Grant is available to assist grape growers affected by smoke taint from the 2019-20 bushfires, but who are outside the Disaster Recovery Fundi...ng areas. The Smoke Taint Grant provides up to $10,000 for business recovery and growth, improvements to make the business more resilient to future disasters, and marketing activities. It is available to farmers outside the local government areas that are currently eligible for the Emergency Bushfire Response in Primary Industries Grant and the Small Business Bushfire Support Grant. For details of the grant and a list of the eligible local government areas, visit agriculture.vic.gov.au//gippsland-and-north-east-2019-20-f See more

23.01.2022 Recordings of our popular digital literacy webinars are now available online. Topics include the basics of on-farm digital connectivity, how to use video meetin...g software, Agriculture Victoria’s Internet of Things project, and building social and professional networks to better serve farm businesses. To access the full recordings, visit https://go.vic.gov.au/SDzDEE. The digital literacy project is funded by the 2019-20 Victorian Government Drought Support Package. #vicdryseasons See more

23.01.2022 Minister for Ag, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud recently announced an enquiry into the supermarket supply chain and unfair shifting of risk ...and cost onto farmers. The enquiry is now underway and the Minister is encouraging farmers to make a submission to the ACCC. Please see attached for further information. Submissions can be made in confidence up until the 18th of September visit the ACCC website for information on how to make a submission. https://www.accc.gov.au//perishable-agricultur/submissions

23.01.2022 Please report any sick or dead birds in Golden Plains Shire or near Bairnsdale to the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888 to help us track av...ian influenza. Early detection and reporting is critical to stopping its spread. For more information go to https://go.vic.gov.au/dy7UlG See more

21.01.2022 GOAT producers How well do you know the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS)? Join us online for a two-part webinar on 21 and 28 October. Learn a...bout purchasing NLIS tags for goats and the NLIS traceability system, how to set up an account, navigate and use the NLIS database, and how to complete a Property-to-Property transfer on the database. The course is free. All you need to do is book a place online at Eventbrite http://agriculturevictoriaevents.eventbrite.com select ‘NLIS Database Webinar for Goat Producers’. For more information, call (03) 5761 1647.

21.01.2022 As specialists in managing functional milk pools including organic and a2 we are looking for additional organic milk suppliers in various regions, reach out if you or someone you know is interested...

20.01.2022 I know I keep harping on about the risks of phasing out glyphosate without a suitable, safer replacement option. This is why. Glyphosate has helped to phase out the use of a whole range of more environmentally damaging, more expensive, and less effective herbicides.

19.01.2022 Avian influenza has been confirmed on an additional farm in the Golden Plains Shire and on an emu farm near Kerang. Avian influenza is a highly contagious viru...s that can affect many bird species including pet and farmed poultry. Bird owners in the Golden Plains Shire and near Kerang need to monitor the health of their birds and immediately report signs of sickness or disease to the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888. For more information: http://agriculture.vic.gov.au/avianflu See more

18.01.2022 This top draft of 22 Whiteline Speckle Park x Angus Heifers to be offered on Auctions Plus on the 14th August. Going to make fantastic Cows. Average 348kg off grass August drop 2019. Lot 730 at approx 11am

18.01.2022 Moving domestic chickens, eggs or other bird products into, out of or within Restricted or Controlled Areas requires a permit from Agriculture Victoria. You ne...ed a permit to buy, sell or move eggs, manure and chickens, whether on the side of the road, from your property, your local store, online (such as Gumtree or Facebook) or at markets. Movement restrictions are currently in place for Golden Plains Shire, near Bairnsdale and near Kerang. It is illegal to move these products without a permit. Know what you need to do https://agriculture.vic.gov.au///avian-influenza-bird-flu If you’re unsure, call the avian influenza response hotline on (03) 4334 2715.

16.01.2022 Avian influenza update: thorough decontamination work is underway at the four poultry farms confirmed to have avian influenza, now that depopulation is complete.... While this is a key moment in the effort to eradicate the virus we ask that you stay alert to the presence of sick or dead birds whether that’s your backyard hens or larger flocks or in wild bird populations. Report sick or dead birds, especially in Golden Plains Shire or near Bairnsdale, to the 24-hour Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888 to help us track avian influenza. For the latest information go to agriculture.vic.gov.au/avianflu See more

14.01.2022 The impact of heat stress on dairy cows grazing summer pastures has been investigated by researchers in Victoria.

13.01.2022 Victorian businesses are required to have a COVIDSafe Plan in place from 11.59pm Friday 7 August 2020. Although, businesses with fewer than five employees are e...xempt from this requirement. These plans are an important way to keep staff safe and safeguard business continuity in the face of challenges associated with COVID-19 restrictions, or in the event of a positive case amongst your team. Download a copy of the Victorian COVIDSafe Plan template for dairy farms at www.dairyaustralia.com.au/c19

13.01.2022 Do you have birds near Bairnsdale, Golden Plains Shire or Kerang? If so, please let Agriculture Victoria know by calling our Customer Contact Centre (03) 4334 ...2715. We are conducting surveillance in these areas in response to avian influenza being detected in local poultry and emu farms to stop its spread. If your birds are sick, please report it immediately to the Emergency Animal Disease Watch Hotline on 1800 675 888. For more information: agriculture.vic.gov.au/avianflu

13.01.2022 Did you catch the latest news about the Foot-and-Mouth Disease Ready project? Check out the latest newsletter here: https://research.csiro.au//stakeholder-update-november-20/

10.01.2022 Do you take your birds to bird shows? Due to close contact among birds and handlers from different locations, there’s a risk of disease spread at these events. ... Check out these helpful biosecurity tips before you go to keep your birds safe and ensure the only thing they pick up at the show are prizes! Agriculture Victoria

09.01.2022 For the next 30 days (from 7 August), all poultry keepers - even those with just two or three chickens or birds are required by law to keep their birds housed... in the Golden Plains Shire Council. Where possible, move birds into a suitable building, like a shed or outbuilding adapted to house them, or a new temporary structure. Put netting over openings to stop wild birds getting in. If you cannot keep your birds housed, you must take other steps to separate your poultry and their food and drink away from wild birds. For more information go to https://go.vic.gov.au/dy7UlG See more

07.01.2022 By now you’ve probably heard about the recent outbreak of avian influenza in Victoria. What you might not know is exactly what this disease is and what its ramifications might be. Check it out below Agriculture Victoria

04.01.2022 Yacker v2.0 is live today! Yacker is an app that helps people in agriculture connect and discuss with others in the sector. If you're in ag, you should downloa...d and check it out! Apple/iOS store: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/yacker/id1503624401 Android store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.yacker See more

04.01.2022 Bird owners need to follow good biosecurity practices to limit the spread of avian influenza, which has been confirmed in Golden Plains Shire and near Bairnsdal...e. Always protect your birds: Restrict contact between kept birds and wild birds. Keep poultry sheds, equipment, yards and aviaries clean. Quarantine new birds before introducing them to the resident flock. Limit visitors to your birds. Always wash hands before and after handling birds and eggs. Change into clean footwear before entering poultry houses or hen facilities, to stop the potential transfer of disease from outside. Move birds, if you can, a suitable building, like a shed or outbuilding adapted to house them, or a new temporary structure. Place netting over openings to stop wild birds getting in and remove any hazardous substances. Where housing is not practicable, steps should be taken to separate poultry and their food and drink from wild birds that may be carrying avian influenza (e.g. by using netting). For more information go to https://go.vic.gov.au/dy7UlG See more

03.01.2022 After favourable weather conditions this spring, small localised clusters of Australian plague locusts have been seen in west and north-west Victoria. Help mini...mise the impact of locusts on agricultural industries and your community by controlling locusts on your land. If you find any locusts, report them by calling 136 186. For more information, visit agriculture.vic.gov.au/locusts See more

03.01.2022 Livestock transporters need to know their responsibility in minimising the risk of heat stress in livestock being transported this summer. It is important that... transporters familiarise themselves with the signs of heat stress in all species they are transporting and pay particular attention to their behaviour in hot weather. Transporters should have contingency plans in place to deal with any heat stressed animals. For more information visit: https://agriculture.vic.gov.au//caring-for-animals-during- or https://www.mla.com.au/fittoload