Charles Sturt University is well-equipped to address plant biosecurity threats, bringing together some of Australia’s leading experts in cropping and invasive pest management. This team is capable of detecting and responding swiftly to biosecurity risks facing both broad-acre and horticultural industries. By conducting cutting-edge research and implementing proactive strategies, the University aims to protect Australia’s agricultural landscape from invasive species and pathogens.

The horticulture team at Gulbali has been recognised for their exceptional work on current microbiological and insect threats in the industry. By developing sustainable practices and advanced detection methods, they seek to enhance biosecurity measures that protect crops. Their efforts contribute not only to immediate risk mitigation but also to creating long-term resilience in Australia’s plant industries, ensuring food security and economic stability while fostering collaboration with industry stakeholders.