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My property biosecurity

Help protect our food and fibre supply chains from pests and diseases.

  • Understand biosecurity risks

    Find out your role in stopping pests and diseases from spreading.

  • Develop a biosecurity plan

    Protect your property from pests and diseases with a biosecurity plan.

  • Complete the property check-in form

    Complete the check-in form to register your visit to a property.

  • Spot it, check it, report it

    Keeping an eye out for signs of pests and diseases could make all the difference at your property.

  • Check for hitchhiker pests

    Be alert to uninvited pests and diseases when bringing plants, animals and other goods home to your property.

  • Come clean, go clean

    Clean your vehicles, equipment, clothing and footwear before entering and leaving properties.

  • Moving animals, plants or soil

    See the restrictions for moving animals, plant material, soil and related equipment within, into and from Queensland.

  • Manage invasive plants and animals

    All Queenslanders must take practical steps to manage and reduce biosecurity risks from invasive animals and plants under their control.

  • Visitors

    Understand your requirements when visiting agriculture properties.

  • Land access agreements

    Access information and resources for property owners or managers when sharing farming land with companies.

  • Your general biosecurity obligation

    All Queenslanders must take practical steps to manage and reduce biosecurity risks under their control.

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Department of Primary Industries proudly acknowledges Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of Country.

We recognise their continuing connection to land, sea, waters and sky. We pay our respects to them, their cultures and their Elders past and present, and commit to ongoing reconciliation.

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