Riverland locals are being called to have their say to shape the nations biosecurity activities.
From July next year, primary producers will contribute to a new levy to help cover the cost of bio security practices.
Though this $50M will be collected, which is still less than 10% of the total funding for Australia’s Biosecurity programs.
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Strong biosecurity is seen as vital for the Riverland region, being a key player in the nation’s food production.
Further information can be found via Agriculture.gov.au
