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Cattle Producer Recognized for Biosecurity Leadership in Australia

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David Hill, a cattle producer in Central Queensland, was recognized in the industry category of the 2026 Australian Biosecurity Awards for his leadership in emergency animal disease preparedness and industry advocacy. Hill operates Clarkwood, an 8500-hectare EU-accredited cattle breeding and fattening enterprise. He also chairs the Cattle Australia Biosecurity Working Group, which coordinates industry responses to animal disease threats, including lumpy skin disease and foot-and-mouth disease in Indonesia.

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The recognition highlights the role of industry leadership in national biosecurity efforts. The Cattle Australia Biosecurity Working Group works to strengthen communication between government and industry, ensuring producer perspectives are included in national biosecurity decision-making.

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Who's involved

  • David HillCentral Queensland cattle producer and chair of the Cattle Australia Biosecurity Working Group

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