Join NSW Farmers for an information panel on cattle tick and tick fever, key biosecurity issues for cattle producers in north-eastern NSW. Hear from industry experts, participate in a Q&A, and connect with fellow producers.

What to Expect

Cattle Tick Program Update – Last year, the Minister for Agriculture appointed Dr Katherine Clift as Independent Biosecurity Commissioner (IBC), tasking her with identifying improvements to cattle tick management in NSW. Following a review of the current program, 14 recommendations were made to strengthen biosecurity outcomes.
New Eradication Action Plan and $7 million funding boost to rebuild the NSW Cattle Tick Program | NSW Government
Next steps from Department of Primary Industries & Regional Development (DPIRD) following the IBC report on the NSW Cattle Tick Program
NSW Farmers’ journey to drive change and improve cattle tick management
Expert Veterinary advice on clinical signs, current prevalence & outbreak response
On-Farm Experience – Tick fever experience – from initial case to full outbreak
Audience Q&A – discuss key concerns and share practical experiences from the paddock
Engage with other local cattle producers and industry peers

Guest speakers include:

Dr Katherine Clift (NSW Independent Biosecurity Commissioner).
Peter Day (Executive Director | Strategy & Regulatory Policy - Agriculture & Biosecurity, Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development)
Craig Huf (NSW Farmers Executive Councillor; Chair, NSWF Far North Branch; Cattle Tick Program Member)
Dr Jayne Dwyer (District Veterinarian with Local Land Services for the North Coast)
Chris Theron (NSW Farmers Member, Kyogle)

Chaired by Rebecca Reardon, Vice President NSW Farmers

Come along, get the facts, have your questions answered, and talk with other farmers in your network. This is your chance to have a real conversation about the future of the Cattle Tick Program.

Event Details

Start time:	9.30am for 10.00am start
Finish time:	11.30am
Format:	Panel Discussion and Q&A
Catering:	Light refreshments provided
Who should attend:	NSW Farmers members & non-members
Cost	Complimentary - RSVP essential

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