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3 February 2026

Horticultural Statistics Handbook 2024-27

Project overview
Consumer and market research and Industry data and insights
25/08/2025 - 30/06/2027
27 January 2026

Global Scan: Stemphylium leaf blight in onions

Fact sheet and Market study
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Onions and Alliums
13 January 2026

Fact Sheet: Lifecycle of Stemphylium

Fact sheet
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Onions
13 January 2026

Maximising Carrot Packout

Project overview
Productivity
Carrots and Root vegetables
16/10/2025 - 11/04/2029
12 January 2026

Biosecurity preparedness and strategy for the potato industry

Project overview
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Potatoes and Solanaceous vegetables
3/11/2025 - 12/07/2027
12 January 2026

Addressing herbicide resistance and control failures in ryegrass management for onions, carrots, and rotational crops

Project overview
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Chemicals & pesticides
Onions, Alliums and more
30/11/2025 - 14/11/2028
12 January 2026

Quantium scan tracking FY25/26: Veg & onion

Project overview
Postharvest and supply chain and Consumer and market research
Onions and Alliums
4/11/2025 - 4/11/2026
12 January 2026

Onion industry biosecurity strategy Phase I

Project overview
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Onions and Alliums
7/09/2025 - 5/10/2028
17 December 2025

Farm Biosecurity Planner

Fact sheet and User guide
Pests diseases and biosecurity
17 December 2025

Farm Biosecurity Manual

Fact sheet and User guide
Pests diseases and biosecurity

The best defence against pests and diseases is the integration of biosecurity practices into your everyday business operations. Biosecurity is about managing the risk of pests and diseases impacting your business. By managing these risks, you can reduce the chance of pests and diseases being carried onto and around your property.

Why develop a farm biosecurity plan?

Having a plan helps you assess the risks of pests, diseases and weeds being introduced or spread onto your property and decide what you’ll do to manage those risks. The benefits of having a strong farm biosecurity plan for your business include:

  • Reduced risk of introducing new pests and diseases.
  • Lower pest and disease management costs.
  • Maintained and enhanced access to domestic and international markets.
  • Faster response and recovery if a new pest, disease, or weed does arrive.

Find a copy of the Farm Biosecurity planner here.

Find a combined interactive version of the Farm Biosecurity Manual and Plan here.