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Understanding and managing the role of honey bees in CGMMV…
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-may-2022/understanding-and-managing-the-role-of-honey-bees-in-cgmmv-epidemiology-hortinnovation-vm18008From 2019-2021, a project was undertaken at Berrimah Farm Science Precinct to determine how honey bees introduce Cucumber green mottle mosaic virus (CGMMV)…
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Lumpy skin disease on the radar
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-november-2021/lumpy-skin-disease-on-the-radarNorthern Territory producers should be on the lookout for lumpy skin disease, an exotic virus of cattle and buffalo that is moving closer to Australian shores.
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NT Rural Review
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-may-2022Articles on horticulture, livestock and biosecurity information published in February 2022.
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Case report – Barber’s Pole worm and pestivirus in weaners
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-september-2020/case-report-barbers-pole-worm-and-pestivirus-in-weanersDuring May, a Darwin property manager reported two steers out of a mob of three-year-old steers seemed to be wasting away over a period of six weeks. One steer …
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Veterinary Board of the Northern Territory newsletter archive
https://industry.nt.gov.au/boards-and-committees/vetboardnt/newsletters/veterinary-board-of-the-northern-territory-newsletter-archiveNewsletters from the Veterinary Board of the Northern Territory prior to 2023.
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World Zoonoses Day! More important than ever
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-august-2022/world-zoonoses-day-more-important-than-everAwareness of the risks of zoonotic diseases – which can pass from animals to humans – is more important than ever on World Zoonoses Day.
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Staff try to contain their excitement at biosecurity training
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-august-2021/staff-try-to-contain-their-excitement-at-biosecurity-trainingThe staff out at Darwin’s Berrimah Farm Science Precinct were delighted with the new multimillion dollar molecular laboratory that was opened recently.
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Pig mortalities in Darwin region
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/archived-newsletters/animal-health/animal-health-news-112019/pig-mortalities-in-darwin-regionThe virus survives in a wide range of conditions, and is resistant to cooking, freezing and thawing. ... Because the disease can be easily spread from pig to…
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African horse sickness
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/rural-review/nt-rural-review-may-2021/african-horse-sickness-what-is-it-and-what-is-the-risk-to-australiaAfrican horse sickness is a serious viral disease of horses which is spread by biting midges. It can also affect donkeys, mules, and, less commonly, camels and …
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Biosecurity alert: African swine fever
https://industry.nt.gov.au/publications/primary-industry-publications/newsletters/regional-newsletters/archived-newsletters/tp/top-paddock-122019/biosecurity-alert-african-swine-fevervirus). It can also be transmitted by exposure to contaminated items such as equipment, vehicles, clothing and footwear. ... The virus survives under most…