Field to farm: Practical biocontrol for real‑world weed problems

An engaging workshop exploring biological weed control, featuring Australia’s top specialist on reducing costs, cutting chemicals, choosing the right agents, and helping them thrive.

Event details:

Central Tablelands Local Land Services and NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) invite you to a practical workshop exploring the full breadth of biological control options for managing invasive weeds. This session brings together leading expertise, hands‑on knowledge, and real‑world examples to help landholders, land managers, and community groups make informed, cost‑effective decisions.

What to expect:

• An overview of the diverse biological control agents available for major weed species across NSW.

• Clear guidance on how biocontrol can reduce input costs, limit chemical reliance, and support long‑term landscape health.

• Practical insights into selecting the right control agents for your production system or land type.

• Tips on establishing, nurturing, and monitoring biocontrol agents to ensure they thrive and deliver results.

Featured speaker:

Hear directly from Andrew McConnaghie, NSW DPIRD Research Leader for Weed Biocontrol. Andrew will share the latest research, what’s working across Australian landscapes, new agents currently in development, and global innovations shaping the future of weed biocontrol.

Learn more about Weed Biocontrol:

• Background information and resources: https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/biosecurity/weeds
  
  

Contact: Casey Proctor, Senior Land Services Officer on 0429 110 072 or via email at: casey.proctor@lls.nsw.gov.au

This event is funded by the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust and delivered by Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel. 

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