H5 Bird Flu Biosecurity Workshop - Stroud
Description
H5 Bird Flu Biosecurity Workshop
Join us for a practical, one day workshop focused on H5 bird flu preparedness and biosecurity planning.
Designed for poultry producers, staff, contractors, and industry support businesses, these sessions will provide practical steps to strengthen biosecurity and improve outbreak preparedness.
Workshops will be delivered at locations across NSW, including
Tamworth
Stroud
Cowra
Lismore
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Prepare now to protect your livelihood in the future.
Workshop objectives
Participants will have the opportunity to:
Develop, review and update farm-specific biosecurity management plans with a focus on H5 bird flu preparedness.
Gain an understanding of Emergency Animal Disease (EAD) response arrangements, including destruction, disposal and decontamination (DDD) requirements.
Provide primary producers with access to other business advice through the Farm Business Resilience Program (FBRP)
Facilitators
This workshop will be delivered by:
Mick Crouch (MINTRAC)
Tugrul Durali (Avian Management Systems)
Drawing on extensive hands-on poultry industry experience, Mick and Tugrul will provide practical, easy-to-implement biosecurity strategies tailored to poultry production systems.
Location:
Stroud Showground - Multi-purpose Centre, 32 Cowper St, Shroud
Date and time:
4 November 2026 - 9:30am - 4:00pm
Key details:
Free to attend, registration required.
Lunch and light refreshments provided
Contact:
For further information - Kimberly Townsend M: 0447 905 254 E: kimberly.townsend@dpird.nsw.gov.au
This workshop is an initiative delivered by NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development on behalf of the Farm Business Resilience Program, jointly funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and the NSW Government.
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