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37Table of Contents
Property Details : ............................................................................................................................ 5
Enterprise Information .................................................................................................................... 6
Priority Area 1 Inputs …………………………………….…………….…………………………………………………………..…..8
Priority Area 2: People, Vehicles and Equipment .......................................................................... 12
Priority Area 3 Production Practices……………………………………………………….………………....…………………15
Priority Area 4. Pests and Weeds ................................................................................................. 19
Priority Area 5. Outgoing Products ............................................................................................... 21
Priority Area 6. Train Plan and Record ......................................................................................... 23
Priority Area 7: Johnes specific management (optional) ............................................................... 30
Instructions on completing this plan –
• Do the Action Sheet last -it is not compulsory , it is a tool to assist you keep track of your goals
• Work through the plan from priority 1 – 7.
• The priorities include a series of proceedures that are likely already in place on your property.
You need only answer yes or no to most of the questions in this plan. There is a section at the
end of each priority for you to write further notes about your practices.
• The areas that are shaded in Green are considered to be industry minimum and therefore you
must describe your practices for this to be considered a biosecurity plan.
• The areas that are shaded in Blue are actions required from you to tailor your plan to your
property. This may include describing the paddock you use for segregation or the vaccinations
used on your property.
• Unshaded areas are considered to be above industry standard and should be completed where
possible. If you are intending on engaging with a private Veterinarian, your Veterinarian may
request you complete these areas of the plan to be considered for a higher JBAS status.
• When you find prompts asking you to insert specific plans such as pest and weed management
plans you may keep those documents with this plan to form a larger comprehensive document.
• Give your plan a plan number, as you review the plan you can change your plan number so you
can keep track of your versions.
• Review your plan each 12 months
For further assistance with On Farm Biosecurity planning please contact your state LBN Manager.
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