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Horse Flavivirus Survey Report 2011 (PDF 517.4 KB) or Accessible version (Word 836.5 KB)

SA Apiaries Program Review Report

Pigeon Paramyxovirus - Information and Advice

Avian Paramyxovirus - Media Release (14 September 2011)

Biosecurity Fee proposal

Hendra Virus information

Horse Neuro Disease - 30 May Update

Map – horses and Ross River Virus results - 5 May

Acid Drainage Issue - Media Release

Livestock and Exposure to Acid Drainage Water - FAQ

National Sheep Health Statement

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Horse Biosecurity Glovebox Guide (pdf)

Animal Health Australia

National Sheep Health Statement

The National Sheep Health Statement aims to help producers minimise the risk of introducing sheep dieseases including Ovine Johnes Disease (OJD), lice, footrot, and Ovine Brucellosis onto their property.

It is to be used for all sheep transactions into and within South Australia including sheep sent directly to slaughter.

Download two copies of the National Sheep Health Statement, May 2009 (PDF 208.9 KB) for signing. One copy is to accompany the consigned sheep and the other copy must be retained for traceability.

Instructions for completing the National Sheep Health Statement.

You will need to include your OJD Assurance Based Credit (ABC) Score. View the instructions for calculating your ABC Score (PDF 451.9 KB)

View the rules for introducing lower ABC score sheep to SA.

OJD and selling re-stocker sheep

As a producer offering re-stocker sheep for sale, you are required to state what you have done about assuring sale sheep.